Lecture

Plasma Physics: Impact Ionisation and Random Walk

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of impact ionisation in plasma physics, focusing on the acceleration of particles and average cross-sections. It also delves into the random walk model as a key challenge in understanding plasma confinement, with a discussion on neglecting collective effects and assuming weakly ionised diffusion coefficients.

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Official source

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