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Plasma Physics

Science, 1966
Contains reports on five research projects. ; United States Atomic Energy Commission (Contract AT(30-1)-1842) ; Project MAC ; Advanced Research Agency, Department of Defense, under Office of Naval Research Contract Nonr-4102(01)
J. L. Delcroix, Ira M. Cohen
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Plasma Physics

Physics Today, 1963
Contains reports on three research projects. ; U. S. Atomic Energy Commission (Contract AT(30-1)-1842) ; U. S.
Buntschuh, C. D.   +2 more
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Plasma Physics

Nature, 1965
Contains reports on two research projects. ; U. S.
Hooper, E. B., Jr., Nolan, J. J., Jr.
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Plasma Physics

Nature, 1968
Contains research objectives and reports on four research projects. ; U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (Contract AT(30-1)-1842) ; U.S.
Bekefi, George   +4 more
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The "sources" of plasma physics

IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science, 1995
This paper is the text of the Plasma Science and Applications Committee Prize address given in Santa Fe, NM, on June 7, 1994. The principal thesis is that major advances in the development of the science of plasmas have frequently been triggered by the invention of a new plasma source. Examples are given from the work of many colleagues in basic plasma
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Plasma physics and astrophysics

1971
Wir veranschaulichen die Bedeutung des astrophysischen Plasmas mit einer Besprechung einiger astrophysischen Probleme.
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Introduction to Plasma Physics

1965
The ionized gas is called a plasma if it contains charged particles in such a large number that its properties are influenced in an essential way and determined by their presence.
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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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Plasma Physics

1994
Plasma Physics presents an authoritative and wide-ranging pedagogic study of the 'fourth' state of matter. The constituents of the plasma state are influenced by electric and magnetic fields, and in turn also produce electric and magnetic fields. This fact leads to a rich array of properties of the plasma state.
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