Waves in plasma
Ionized gases and plasmas

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Waves in plasma
Ionized gases and plasmas

Author : Pierre FAUCHAIS

Publication date: July 10, 2000 | Lire en français

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5. Waves in plasma

This phenomenon is encountered in all transmissions (radio, radar, etc.) between space and Earth, during re-entry into the atmosphere, during the aurora borealis, etc., as well as in microwave plasmas, thermonuclear reactions, and so on.

Particles trapped in the Earth's magnetosphere — Figure 27...

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(1) - BOULOS (M.), FAUCHAIS (P.), PFENDER (E.) - Thermal plasmas, fundamentals and applications. - Vol. 1 Plenum Press New York (1994).
(2) - DELCROIX (J.-L.), BERS (A.) - Physique des plasmas. - Interéditions/CNRS Éditions Paris (1994).

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