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Uniform field breakdown of gases, revisited

In 1977, Olivier and al. [1] introduced a new approach to evaluate the disruptive voltage of gases under uniform field conditions. Later on, the method was extended to several fluorocarbons [2] and to gas mixtures [3]. The paper presents an attempt to correlate the method with the well-known Paschen's law and Townsend's breakdown criteria.