Conservation Laws in Plasma Physics

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This lecture discusses the conservation laws in plasma physics, focusing on the conservation of entropy, total energy, and total momentum. The instructor explains the mathematical expressions and physical implications of these conservation laws, emphasizing their importance in understanding plasma behavior.

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