Effective attraction between like-charged colloids in a 2D plasma
Ning Ma, S. M. Girvin, R. Rajaraman
Abstract
The existence of attractions between like-charged colloids immersed in ionic solution have been discovered in recent experiments. This phenomenon contradicts the predictions of DLVO theory and indicates a failure of mean field theory. We study a toy model based on a two dimensional one-component plasma, which is exactly soluble at one particular coupling constant. We show that colloidal interaction results from a competition between ion-ion repulsion and longer ranged ion-void attraction.
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