Magnetically confined fusion plasma physics.

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"Version: 20200901"--Title page verso.Includes bibliographical references.part I. Introduction. 1. Principle of the fluid description of magnetically confined plasmas -- 1.1. Framework of conventional fluid theory -- 1.2. Fluid description of magnetically confined plasmaspart II. Fluid theory in the collision-dominant regime. 2. Braginskii two-fluid theory -- 2.1. Transport equations -- 2.2. Estimation and interpretation of transport coefficients -- 2.3. Kinetic theory evaluation of transport coeffcients for moment closure -- 2.4. Conditions of applicabilitypart III. Fluid theory in the collisionless or weak collision limit. 3. Perpendicular magnetofluid theory in the collisionless limit -- 3.1. Kinetic equation in the field-line-aligned coordinate system -- 3.2. Moments of kinetic equation -- 3.3. Kinetic closure of perpendicular magnetofluid equations -- 3.4. Transport coeffcients -- 3.5. Equation summary -- 3.6. Conclusions and discussion4. Equilibrium analyses with the perpendicular magnetofluid theory -- 5. Electrostatic modes in the perpendicular magnetofluid description -- 5.1. Basic set of equations -- 5.2. The dispersion relation for electrostatic modes -- 5.3. Discussion : comparison with the gyrokinetic theory6. Electromagnetic modes in the perpendicular magnetofluid description -- 6.1. Basic set of equations -- 6.2. Perpendicular MHD with the kinetic parallel inertia -- 6.3. Wave-particle resonance and parallel electric field effects -- 6.4. Finite Larmor radius effects -- 6.5. Coupling of the electrostatic drift waves -- 6.6. Conclusions and discussion7. The collisional effects in the perpendicular magnetofluid formalism -- 7.1. The kinetic equation and its moment equations -- 7.2. Collisional effects on the electrostatic modes -- 7.3. Collisional effects on the electromagnetic modes -- 7.4. Conclusions and discussionpart IV. Fluid-kinetic hybrid theories. 8. Fluid-kinetic hybrid theories -- 8.1. Pressure moment approach -- 8.2. Current moment approach -- 8.3. Conclusions and discussionpart V. Conclusions. 9. Concluding remarks.This second volume title presents a review of the state-of-the-art theory and application of magnetically confined plasma physics. The book covers three major topics: the Braginskii transport theory, the newly developed perpendicular magnetofluid theory, and the fluid-kinetic hybrid theories. In greater detail, the perpendicular magnetofluid theory is examined, along with the equilibrium and stability analyses. The book provides an advanced review on the state-of-the-art theory and application of magnetically confined plasma physics and is an essential reference for students and researchers in this field.Researchers in plasma physics.Also available in print.Mode of access: World Wide Web.System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader, EPUB reader, or Kindle reader.Dr. Linjin Zheng is a research scientist at the Institute of Fusion Studies, University of Texas at Austin. He has edited one and authored three books on the physics of fusion plasmas. His research results cover a wide range of topics in the field.Title from PDF title page (viewed on October 5, 2020).

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SCIENCE / Physics / Atomic & Molecular.
Plasma (Ionized gases)
Plasma physics.
Plasma confinement.
Nuclear fusion.

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