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The theory of the ion-resonance probe

A study is made, based on the two-component MHD equations, of the effect of a low-frequency averaged force on the DC component of an ion-resonance probe's potential. The final formula for the change of the potential shows a resonance near the ion plasma frequency ωLi. In the frequency range ω double less-than sign ωLi, ion-acoustic resonances are found, which makes it possible for the electron temperature Te to be determined from the experiment.