Similarity analysis of the streamer zone of Blue Jets
N.A. Popov, M.N. Shneider, G. M. Milikh

TL;DR
This paper investigates the fractal structure of Blue Jets' streamer zones, comparing laboratory models and observations to understand their growth patterns and similarities to streamer coronas.
Contribution
It introduces a fractal analysis of Blue Jets' streamer channels, linking laboratory models with atmospheric observations to understand their structure and growth.
Findings
Fractal dimension of streamer channels was determined.
Blue Jets' streamer zones are similar to laboratory streamer structures.
Model validation confirmed the fractal analysis approach.
Abstract
Multiple observations of Blue Jets (BJ)) show that BJ emits a fan of streamers similar to a laboratory leader. Moreover,in the exponential atmosphere those long streamers grow preferentially upward, producing a narrow coneconfined by the aperture angle. It was also noticed that BJ are similar to the streamer zone of a leader (streamer corona) and the modeling studies based on the streamers fractal structure were conducted. Objective of this paper is to study the fractal dimension of the bunch of streamer channels emitted by BJ, at different altitude and under the varying reduced electric field. This similarity analysis has been done in three steps: First we described the dendritic structure of streamers in corona discharge applying the fractal theory. Then using this model and the data from existing laboratory experiments we obtained the fractal dimension of the branching streamer…
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