Titlebook: Basics of Plasma Astrophysics; Claudio Chiuderi,Marco Velli Textbook 2015 Springer-Verlag Italia S.r.l., part of Springer Nature 2015 Astr

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Fundamental Theories of Physicsample of the ideal, neutral gas to establish the procedure, a derivation of the two-fluid plasma equation is carried out in detail. Finally, the one-fluid plasma equations are derived and their meaning discussed, with particular emphasis on energy equation and Ohm’s law.

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Fundamental Theories of Physicsns, both ideal and resistive, is presented and their consequences analyzed, in particular in connection with the time evolution of magnetic fields. MHD equilibria are then described, both when magnetic forces are absent (force-free fields) and when they are present. Finally, the concept of perturbed equilibrium states is introduced.

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The Mechanism of High-,, Superconductivity,tlined. The more formal approach of mean-field electrodynamic is also exposed. Simple solutions of the dynamo equations are discussed. Finally, the problem of the creation of magnetic fields in an unmagnetized plasma is briefly considered.

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Nonlinear Excitations: Solitons,Large amplitude waves, or shocks, are the subject of this chapter. Shocks in neutral gases are briefly reviewed. MHD shocks are then treated in detail while a brief discussion of collisionless shocks is presented in the final section.

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Particle Orbit Theory,In which particle motion in assigned electric and magnetic fields is discussed and studied in detail in a few representative cases. Fundamental concepts such as guiding center motion, particle drifts, magnetic moment, and adiabatic invariants are introduced, and a brief discussion of the mirror force and magnetic bottles is presented.

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Shocks,Large amplitude waves, or shocks, are the subject of this chapter. Shocks in neutral gases are briefly reviewed. MHD shocks are then treated in detail while a brief discussion of collisionless shocks is presented in the final section.