By Radu Balescu
The matter of the delivery of topic, momentum and effort in a plasma submitted to temperature, strain and speed gradients mixed with exterior electrical and magnetic fields is, with none doubt, some of the most an important points of plasma physics. In a nutshell, it may be acknowledged that the thing of shipping conception is the reaction of a process (here: a plasma) to a sustained exterior constraint. allow us to make this assertion extra specific.
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