Lecture

MHD Plasma Approximation

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Description

This lecture covers the MHD plasma approximation, describing phenomena that are macroscopic, relatively slow, but fast enough to exhibit phase and group velocities. It also includes a reminder of the MHD plasma model, discussing phase and group velocities, adiabatic index, and the mass density.

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