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Plasma modes analysis with Laplace and Fourier methods
I've seen that in order to investigate plasma's modes it's possible to linearize the system and then Fourier transform it (for longitudinal modes with kinetic description the Laplace transform in time …
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Plasma long range em interaction
I've seen that charged particles in plasma are shielded at a distance of a Debye length, so how is it possible that charges in plasma interact on a long range distance too? It seems impossible to me b …
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Relativistic time transformation in a rotating reference frame
I'm working to better understand Lorentz transformations, and it was suggested that a good exercise would be to derive the relativistically correct transformation laws from a stationary reference fram …
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