Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 25N. Zanichelli, 1953 - Nuclear physics |
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... motion for f , the equation of transport . N There are several sorts of distribution function f , ranging from the ... equations of motion is estab- lished by observing that if the system is given as in the state specified by so that x1 ...
... motion for f , the equation of transport . N There are several sorts of distribution function f , ranging from the ... equations of motion is estab- lished by observing that if the system is given as in the state specified by so that x1 ...
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... equation of motion . σ is found from ( 17 ) to zero order . Solving ( 28 ) for J we may substitute in ( 16 ) to find JEêt . I 1 1 This would complete our system of equations for zeroth order quantities . This system is ( 11 ) , ( 15 ) ...
... equation of motion . σ is found from ( 17 ) to zero order . Solving ( 28 ) for J we may substitute in ( 16 ) to find JEêt . I 1 1 This would complete our system of equations for zeroth order quantities . This system is ( 11 ) , ( 15 ) ...
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... equations of motion . Since § , 0 is a solution of the equations of motion , we also expect that S may be ignored , and it may be verified by calculation that S 0. We obtain , for the next three terms , the following formulas : 1 ( A ...
... equations of motion . Since § , 0 is a solution of the equations of motion , we also expect that S may be ignored , and it may be verified by calculation that S 0. We obtain , for the next three terms , the following formulas : 1 ( A ...
Contents
W B THOMPSON Kinetic theory of plasma | 97 |
Topics in microinstabilities | 137 |
carrier mass | 159 |
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