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Introduction to Plasma Physics I

Introduction to Plasma Physics I

Introduction to Plasma Physics I

This note covers the following topics: plasma shielding, plasma parameter, occurrence of plasmas, different descriptions of plasma, motion of charged particles in fields, collisions in plasmas, fluid description of plasma, electromagnetic waves in plasmas.

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