Computer investigation of nonlinear dynamical problems of plasma theory

doi:10.1016/0010-4655(72)90093-8

Computer Physics Communications

Volume 4, Issue 3, December 1972, Pages 327-332

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Abstract

Computer studies of certain dynamical problems of plasma theory and that of collective acceleration of ions which reduce to the solution of nonlinear integro-differential equations are presented.

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^☆: Paper presented at the First European Conference on Computational Physics, Geneva, 10–14 April 1972.

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Computer investigation of nonlinear dynamical problems of plasma theory☆

Abstract

Plasma Phys.

JETP

Nucl. Fusion

Computer experiments in soliton theory

Finite element approximation for the wave-particle interaction in weakly turbulent plasmas

Computer study of the dynamics of weak anisotropic Langmuir turbulence

Limitations of effective accelerating fields in ring accelerators