Advanced Plasma Theory, Volume 25M. N. Rosenbluth |
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... zero order which we use to find E ) . To proceed to zero order in ( 16 ) we need J to zero order which by ( 18 ) involves f ' . Because of ( 11 ) eq . ( 9 ) may be solved for f ' but not uniquely ; only up to a function of t , r , w and ...
... zero order which we use to find E ) . To proceed to zero order in ( 16 ) we need J to zero order which by ( 18 ) involves f ' . Because of ( 11 ) eq . ( 9 ) may be solved for f ' but not uniquely ; only up to a function of t , r , w and ...
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... zero - order solution is already given in the preceding chapter if we use σ0 due to the assumption of weak ionization . If the index ( 0 ) designates the zero order approximation , then we use ( 4.39 ) = n = no + n ' , 0 V = V2 + V ...
... zero - order solution is already given in the preceding chapter if we use σ0 due to the assumption of weak ionization . If the index ( 0 ) designates the zero order approximation , then we use ( 4.39 ) = n = no + n ' , 0 V = V2 + V ...
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... 0 ] . Expanding about this solution in powers of S - 1 , one finds that when Im ( p ) 0 either Re ( p ) = 0 ( 1 ) ( so that the growth rate is insignificant ) ; or else the zero - order current layer must have sharp resistivity ...
... 0 ] . Expanding about this solution in powers of S - 1 , one finds that when Im ( p ) 0 either Re ( p ) = 0 ( 1 ) ( so that the growth rate is insignificant ) ; or else the zero - order current layer must have sharp resistivity ...
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