Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 25N. Zanichelli, 1953 - Nuclear physics |
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... perturbation theory the growth of small perturbations superimposed on the stationary mode . Since we consider a three - component plasma in a longitudinal magnetic field the stationary zero - order solution is already given in the ...
... perturbation theory the growth of small perturbations superimposed on the stationary mode . Since we consider a three - component plasma in a longitudinal magnetic field the stationary zero - order solution is already given in the ...
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... perturbation . For the three « resistive » modes , lines of force that are initially distinct link up during the perturbation . These modes have no counterpart in the infinite - conductivity limit and disappear alto- gether , their ...
... perturbation . For the three « resistive » modes , lines of force that are initially distinct link up during the perturbation . These modes have no counterpart in the infinite - conductivity limit and disappear alto- gether , their ...
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... perturbation in comparison with the linear terms . The procedure will then be to work to the lowest order in a perturbation expansion which will yield nonlinear re- sults [ 4 ] . The detailed mathematical steps are given in Appendices I ...
... perturbation in comparison with the linear terms . The procedure will then be to work to the lowest order in a perturbation expansion which will yield nonlinear re- sults [ 4 ] . The detailed mathematical steps are given in Appendices I ...
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W B THOMPSON Kinetic theory of plasma | 97 |
Topics in microinstabilities | 137 |
carrier mass | 159 |
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