Lecture

Fluid Quantities and Two-Fluid Model

Description

This lecture covers fluid quantities derived from the distribution function in plasma physics, including examples of average fluid velocity and kinetic energy density. It also delves into the moments of the kinetic equation and the two-fluid model, exploring the continuity equation and the closure problem. The lecture concludes with a discussion on the two-fluid simulation of plasma turbulence.

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Mechanics: Fluid mechanics

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Statistical inference: Mathematical statistics

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