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Theory, lab and space experiments, and calculations related the physics of plasmas, i.e., matter constituted by ionized atoms.
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Image of spatial distribution of particles in a plasma?
I'd look into "particle-in-cell" (PIC) methods in plasma simulation. There are several watys to describe plasmas, both in x(t) and v(t), neglecting particles correlations, or a fluid description. The …
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