Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 25N. Zanichelli, 1953 - Nuclear physics |
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Page 187
... function , and eq . ( 3.7 ) is an integral equation of the convolution type for the ... functions from these required forms would give rise to progressive ... excitation of the plasma . If we wish to consider a more general type of ...
... function , and eq . ( 3.7 ) is an integral equation of the convolution type for the ... functions from these required forms would give rise to progressive ... excitation of the plasma . If we wish to consider a more general type of ...
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... function to characterize the electrostatic force between two electrons , we may ... functions appearing in ( 4.2 ) are derived in Appendix I , and the linear ... excitation is periodic with respect to a large cubical unit cell of volume V ...
... function to characterize the electrostatic force between two electrons , we may ... functions appearing in ( 4.2 ) are derived in Appendix I , and the linear ... excitation is periodic with respect to a large cubical unit cell of volume V ...
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... excitation of oscillations in a plasma may be regarded as a nonlinear wave ... functions . The model which we consider is that of a uniform distribution of ... function G ( x ) , ( A - 1.1 ) G ( x ) - 1 x the motion of the electron gas is ...
... excitation of oscillations in a plasma may be regarded as a nonlinear wave ... functions . The model which we consider is that of a uniform distribution of ... function G ( x ) , ( A - 1.1 ) G ( x ) - 1 x the motion of the electron gas is ...
Contents
W B THOMPSON Kinetic theory of plasma | 97 |
Topics in microinstabilities | 137 |
carrier mass | 159 |
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