MHD Equilibrium & Stability

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This lecture covers the concepts of Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) equilibrium and stability, including ideal MHD solutions, the 'hairy ball' theorem, boundary conditions, and MHD configurations. It discusses the conditions for MHD equilibrium and stability, the ideal MHD equations, and the physical and mathematical aspects of plasma confinement in magnetic fields.

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