Strongly coupled plasma physics
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Strongly coupled plasma physics
University of Rochester Press, 1993
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"From 16 to 21 August 1992, more than 80 scientists from 11 different nations met at the University of Rochester for a conference on the physics of strongly coupled plasmas"--Pref.
Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Approximately 80 leading scientists attended an international conference at the University of Rochester in 1992 to discuss a wide range of issues at the frontiers of strongly coupled plasma physics. Topics addressed included densehydrogen, various astrophysical applications, laser-plasma and beam-plasma interactions, bound states and radiation, dense plasma experiments, trapped ions and electrons, magnetic field effects, equations of state and collectivemodes, Monte Carlo simulations of classical and quantum plasmas, molecular dynamics and density functional calculations, transport phenomena, colloidal suspensions and glasses, and liquid-state theories.
H.M. van HORNis Professor of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Rochester; S. ICHMARUis Professor of Physics at the University of Tokyo.
Table of Contents
- Dense hydrogen and pressurized metals
- dense multi-ionic materials
- fluid metals and electrons
- astrophysics I - giant planets, brown dwarfs and the sun
- astrophysics II - degenerate stars
- discharges and shock-compressed plasmas
- ionization
- atomic states and radiation
- transport and scattering
- charged and neutral fluids
- glasses and colloidal suspensions
- trapped charges and clusters
- Monte Carlo, molecular dynamics, and/or quantum simulations
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