Lecture

Ideal MHD Waves

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of Ideal MHD waves, focusing on linearizing the equations and understanding the behavior of plasma under different conditions. The instructor discusses the shear Alfven wave and the compressional Alfven wave, highlighting the importance of sound speed in plasma dynamics.

Instructor

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