Plasma Physics II: Fundamentals and Applications

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This lecture covers collisional and transport phenomena, collective phenomena, waves in hot and magnetized plasmas, fluid and kinetic theory, and wave-particle interactions. Applications in laboratory studies, controlled fusion, and astrophysics are discussed.

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