An introduction to magnetohydrodynamics combining theory with advanced topics including the applications of plasma physics to thermonuclear fusion and plasma astrophysics.
An introduction to magnetohydrodynamics combining theory with advanced topics including the applications of plasma physics to thermonuclear fusion and plasma astrophysics.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Hans Goedbloed is Advisor of the Dutch Institute for Fundamental Energy Research (DIFFER), and Professor Emeritus of Theoretical Plasma Physics at Utrecht University. He has been a visiting scientist at laboratories in the Soviet Union, the United States, Brazil and Europe. He has taught at Campinas, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Amsterdam Free University and Utrecht University. For many years he coordinated an interdisciplinary and largescale computational effort with the Dutch Science Organisation on 'Fast Changes in Complex Flows.'
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Part I. Plasma Physics Preliminaries: 1. Introduction 2. Elements of plasma physics 3. 'Derivation' of the macroscopic equations Part II. Basic Magnetohydrodynamics: 4. The MHD model 5. Waves and characteristics 6. Spectral theory Part III. Standard Model Applications: 7. Waves and instabilities of inhomogeneous plasmas 8. Magnetic structures and dynamics of the solar system 9. Cylindrical plasmas 10. Initial value problem and wave damping 11. Resonant absorption and wave heating Part IV. Flow and Dissipation: 12. Waves and instabilities of stationary plasmas 13. Shear flow and rotation 14. Resistive plasma dynamics 15. Computational linear MHD Part V. Toroidal Geometry: 16. Static equilibrium of toroidal plasmas 17. Linear dynamics of static toroidal plasmas 18. Linear dynamics of toroidal plasmas with flow Part VI. Nonlinear Dynamics: 19. Turbulence in incompressible magneto-fluids 20. Computational nonlinear MHD 21. Transonic MHD flows and shocks 22. Ideal MHD in special relativity Appendices: A. Vectors and coordinates B. Tables of physical quantities References Index.
Preface Part I. Plasma Physics Preliminaries: 1. Introduction 2. Elements of plasma physics 3. 'Derivation' of the macroscopic equations Part II. Basic Magnetohydrodynamics: 4. The MHD model 5. Waves and characteristics 6. Spectral theory Part III. Standard Model Applications: 7. Waves and instabilities of inhomogeneous plasmas 8. Magnetic structures and dynamics of the solar system 9. Cylindrical plasmas 10. Initial value problem and wave damping 11. Resonant absorption and wave heating Part IV. Flow and Dissipation: 12. Waves and instabilities of stationary plasmas 13. Shear flow and rotation 14. Resistive plasma dynamics 15. Computational linear MHD Part V. Toroidal Geometry: 16. Static equilibrium of toroidal plasmas 17. Linear dynamics of static toroidal plasmas 18. Linear dynamics of toroidal plasmas with flow Part VI. Nonlinear Dynamics: 19. Turbulence in incompressible magneto-fluids 20. Computational nonlinear MHD 21. Transonic MHD flows and shocks 22. Ideal MHD in special relativity Appendices: A. Vectors and coordinates B. Tables of physical quantities References Index.
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