Mathematical Models and Methods for Plasma Physics, Volume by Rémi Sentis

Mathematical Models and Methods for Plasma Physics, Volume by Rémi Sentis

By Rémi Sentis

This monograph is devoted to the derivation and research of fluid versions taking place in plasma physics. It makes a speciality of types regarding quasi-neutrality approximation, difficulties relating to laser propagation in a plasma, and coupling plasma waves and electromagnetic waves. utilized mathematicians will discover a stimulating creation to the realm of plasma physics and some open difficulties which are mathematically wealthy. Physicists who will be crushed via the abundance of types and unsure in their underlying assumptions will locate simple mathematical houses of the similar structures of partial differential equations. A deliberate moment quantity should be dedicated to kinetic models.

First and finest, this booklet mathematically derives sure universal fluid types from extra normal types. even if a few of these derivations should be renowned to physicists, you will need to spotlight the assumptions underlying the derivations and to gain that a few doubtless easy approximations develop into extra advanced than they appear. Such approximations are justified utilizing asymptotic research anywhere attainable. in addition, effective simulations of multi-dimensional versions require specified statements of the comparable platforms of partial differential equations besides applicable boundary stipulations. a few mathematical houses of those platforms are awarded which supply tricks to these utilizing numerical equipment, even though numerics isn't the fundamental concentration of the ebook.

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