Titlebook: Introduction to Plasma Physics; Francis F. Chen Book 1974 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1974 MHD.Plasma.algebra.dynamics.fusion

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Introduction,es encounters with plasmas are limited to a few examples: the flash of a lightning bolt, the soft glow of the Aurora Borealis, the conducting gas inside a fluorescent tube or neon sign, and the slight amount of ionization in a rocket exhaust. It would seem that we live in the 1% of the universe in which plasmas do not occur naturally.

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Single-Particle Motions, learning how to deal with this schizophrenic personality is to understand how single particles behave in electric and magnetic fields. This chapter differs from succeeding ones in that the . and not affected by the charged particles.

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Book 1974t increase in interest in controlled fusion and the wide­ spread use of plasma physics in space research and relativistic as­ trophysics, it makes sense for the study of plasmas to become a part of an undergraduate student‘s basic experience, along with subjects like thermodynamics or quantum mechan

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Equilibrium and Stability,etic field designed to contain individual particles. No matter how the external fields are arranged, the plasma can generate internal fields which affect its motion. For instance, charge bunching can create . fields which can cause . × . drifts to the wall. Currents in the plasma can generate . fields which cause grad-. drifts outward.

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Nonlinear Effects, with the secure feeling that any nonsinusoidal wave can be handled simply by adding up the appropriate distribution of Fourier components. This works as long as the wave amplitude is small enough that the linear equations are valid.

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Introduction to Controlled Fusion,e of energy (lasting hundreds of millions of years) at virtually zero fuel cost. The enormous impact this would make on our civilization makes controlled fusion the most important scientific challenge man has ever faced.

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the current increase in interest in controlled fusion and the wide­ spread use of plasma physics in space research and relativistic as­ trophysics, it makes sense for the study of plasmas to become a part of an undergraduate student‘s basic experience, along with subjects like thermodynamics or quan

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