Experimental Approach of the Electromagnetic Effects in Vivo Due to the Solitary-Waves Radiated by a Confined Plasma Antenna

A confined plasma column antenna is able to produce electromagnetic solitary-waves from an ionic discharge. An electromagnetic field radiation is effective outside because the ionic discharge acts as a very small dipole antenna. These no dispersive waves are called <pseudo sonorous> owing to the slow speed of the argon ions .The soliton´s theoretical magnitude has been expressed in terms of the Landau length, the mean distance between the two argon ions ,and the Debye screening length of the plasma.