Lecture

Introduction to Plasma Physics

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of plasma physics, focusing on the dynamics of particles in electric and magnetic fields. Topics include magnetic confinement, particle motion in different field configurations, and the importance of understanding the dynamics of charges in plasmas. The lecture also delves into the equations governing the behavior of particles in these fields.

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