Physical conditions of the ball lightning ejection caused by interaction of electrical discharge with metal and polymer
S. E. Emelin, A. L. Pirozerski, G. E. Skvortsov, V. L. Bychkov
Abstract
Physical conditions of formation of the ball lightning with high energy density considered as condensate of heavily excited atoms have been studied. In our approach the ball lightning formation processes is considered as a form of energy-structure self-organi-zation on the base of metastable substance and interchange. We propose different variants of the experimental method to create autonomous formation on the base of the closed capillary discharge allowing to obtain the objects with the life time up to 2s which burn through the foil, explode and can penetrate through the polymer wall without destroying it.
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