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Simulation Models for Exploring Magnetic Reconnection. [PDF]

Space Sci Rev
Shay M, Adhikari S, Beesho N, Birn J, Büchner J, Cassak P, Chen LJ, Chen Y, Cozzani G, Drake J, Guo F, Hesse M, Jain N, Pfau-Kempf Y, Lin Y, Liu YH, Oka M, Omelchenko Y, Palmroth M, Pezzi O, Reiff PH, Swisdak M, Toffoletto F, Toth G, Wolf RA.   +24 more
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Plasma catalysis: what is needed to create synergy?

EES Catal
Van Turnhout J, Rouwenhorst K, Lefferts L, Bogaerts A.   +3 more
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Afterglow quenching in plasma-based dry reforming of methane: a detailed analysis of the post-plasma chemistry <i>via</i> kinetic modelling.

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Slaets J, Morais E, Bogaerts A.
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Calculation of screening in a hot plasma

Physical Review Letters, 1991
Tree-level calculations of thermal processes involving the exchange of massless gauge bosons give rise to infrared divergences which are screened by thermal loop corrections. For gauge theories at high temperatures or densities, a resummation method for the complete calculation of the effects of screening to leading order in the coupling constant is ...
, Braaten, , Yuan
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Hot Plasma

2014
AbstractIn this Chapter a short introduction to the physics of hot plasma is given. The concepts of Debye shielding and quasi-neutrality are in particular discussed. The Vlasov-Maxwell equations are derived following the Klimontovich approach. Working within the collisionless Vlasov picture, the case of electrostatic waves is presented and the ...
A. Campa, T. Dauxois, D. Fanelli, S. Ruffo   +3 more
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Hot Plasma Dielectric Tensor

Fusion Technology, 1998
The hot plasma dielectric tensor is discussed in its various approximations. Collisionless cyclotron resonant damping and ion/ electron Bernstein waves are discussed to exemplify the significance of a kinetic description of plasma waves. 10 refs., 3 figs.
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Surface Waves in Hot Plasmas

The Physics of Fluids, 1969
The solution of the initial value problem for a semi-infinite Vlasov plasma, with no applied fields, is given. In the long-wavelength limit, in addition to the usual plasma waves, terms corresponding to surface plasma waves, for which the dispersion relation is given, are found.
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Physics of “Hot” Plasmas

2005
The physics of hot plasmas, i.e. nearly collisionless plasmas with finite pressure as they occur in astrophysical or fusion applications, is discussed. Description in terms of a kinetic equation, but also using velocity averaged fluid equations is introduced and examples for results obtained using this description are given. Hot plasmas are shown to be
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Cyclotron Radiation from a Hot Plasma

The Physics of Fluids, 1960
In their Geneva paper, Trubnikov and Kudryavtsev calculated the cyclotron radiation from a hot plasma. In doing this, the assumption was made that the individual particles radiated as though they were in a vacuum. We have investigated this approximation by calculating the absorption length directly from the Boltzmann equation, and we find that indeed ...
Drummond, W. E., Rosenbluth, M. N.
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Electrical resistivity of hot dense plasmas

Physical Review A, 1987
We present calculations of the dc electrical resistivity of a variety of plasmas using rigorous generalizations of the Ziman formula which extend from the usual weak-isolated-scatterer limit to the hitherto inaccessible regime of strong multiple scatterers.
, Perrot, , Dharma-wardana
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