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Statistical mechanics of relativistic plasmas
Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 1979Abstract Based on the Klimontovich method of construction of a relativistic statistical mechanics the binary correlation function of a relativistic plasma is considered. Up to the order e4 for spatially homogeneous systems the relativistic binary correlation function can be expressed by the relativistic dielectric tensor, where higher-order ...
G. Manzke, D. Kremp
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Recent Developments in the Statistical Mechanics of Plasmas
1966A plasma is an ionized gas at any density and temperature: for example, stellar interiors. Such a gas differs from every other gas in that each particle feels the effects of all other particles because of the infinite range of the Coulomb force acting between every pair of charged particles.
H. Dewitt
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Statistical Mechanics of Collective Phenomena in Plasmas
1991Abstract : Progress was made on the statistical mechanics of the Zakharov model which describes the interaction of an electromagnetic wave with a plasma. The model leads to a nonlinear set of partial differential equations which resemble in some ways equations arising in nonlinear field theories which have been studied by statistical mechanical methods.
J. Lebowitz
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Nonequilibrium statistical mechanics of dilute relativistic plasmas
2005Peer ...
Barcons, Xavier, Lapiedra, Ramón
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Statistical Mechanics of Stable States Far from Equilibrium: Thermodynamics of Turbulent Plasmas
Astrophysics and Space Science, 2001zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
R. Treumann
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Statistical mechanics of classical dilute relativistic plasmas in equilibrium
Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General, 1985Within a fully relativistic framework, the thermodynamics of a classical dilute arbitrarily hot plasma in equilibrium is studied. The internal energy of the plasma is calculated to all orders in KT/mc2. The case of a one-component plasma immersed in a static background is also studied. Up to order kT/mc2 the results given previously by the authors (see
X Barcons, R Lapiedra
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Statistical mechanics of highly charged ion plasmas in local thermodynamic equilibrium
Physical Review E, 1997The screened-hydrogenic average-atom model is well suited to describe multicharged ion plasmas in local thermodynamic equilibrium (LTE) for in-line plasma physics calculations. Using general principles of statistical mechanics, this model is shown to be properly defined and thermodynamically consistent.
G. Faussurier, C. Blancard, A. Decoster
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Statistical Mechanics of High-Temperature Quantum Plasmas Beyond the Ring Approximation
Journal of Mathematical Physics, 1966A quantum mechanical perturbation expansion of the partition function is used to evaluate the free energy of the electron gas and multicomponent plasmas to logarithmic accuracy in the particle number density, thus including the next important contribution beyond the ring approximation.
H. Dewitt
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The statistical mechanics of quadratic response functions of classical plasmas
Il Nuovo Cimento B Series 11, 1971Equilibrium nonlinear fluctuation-dissipation theorems are derived from second-order statistical mechanical perturbation theory for a nonrelativistic classical electron plasma in a constant external magnetic field. The time-dependent external perturbation is specified to contain both longitudinal (with respect to the wave vector) and transverse field ...
K. I. Golden, M. B. Silevitch
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Electronic structure and statistical mechanics of ionic configurations in hot plasmas
Le Journal de Physique IV, 2000We give an overview of methods used in the study of electronic structure and statistical mechanics of ionic configurations in hot plasmas. Various methods that can be applied to the statistics of the configurations, starting from the electronic structure given by the Average Atom Model (AAM) of the plasma, are first recalled.
F. Perrot, T. Blenski
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