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An essential reference for students and researchers in this field, this second volume presents a review of state-of-the-art theory and the application of magnetically confined plasma physics. The book covers three major topics: the Braginskii transport theory, the newly developed perpendicular magnetofluid theory, and the fluid-kinetic hybrid theory. In greater detail, the perpendicular magnetofluid theory is examined, along with the equilibrium and stability analyses.
Key Features
- Updated review of the theory and applications of magnetically confined plasma physics.
- Self-contained yet advanced book, essential for students and researchers.
Linjin Zheng is a research scientist at the Institute of Fusion Studies, at The University of Texas at Austin. He has edited one and authored three books on the physics of fusion plasmas. His research results cover a wide range of topics in the field.