Non-Neutral Plasma Physics IV

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Non-neutral plasmas are clouds of electrons or ions or anti-matter particles contained in a vacuum by magnetic and electric fields. Experiments on these simplest of plasmas give precise tests of basic theories of equilibrium, waves, and cross-field transport. Technical applications include positron beams, mass spectroscopy, quantum computing, and beams for free-electron lasers.

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Francois Anderegg

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2D Euler fluids antimatter containment charged particle beams and free-electron lasers non-neutral plasmas strongly coupled systems transport of particles and energy waves

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