Lectures related to Plasma Physics: Debye Length

Introduces the basics of plasma physics, covering collective behavior, Debye length, and plasma conditions.

Covers collisional and transport phenomena, collective phenomena, and wave-particle interactions in plasma physics.

Explores the definition of plasma, Debye length, plasma frequency, and collision frequency in various scenarios.

Covers the definition and properties of plasma, including ionization and collective effects.

Explores plasma properties, long-range forces, and magnetization in astrophysical contexts.

Explores the DLVO theory and membrane potential to understand colloid stability and forces between charged surfaces.

Explains the electric double layer on charged surfaces in solution, focusing on the Helmholtz model and its limitations.

Explores impact ionisation in plasma physics and the random walk model as a key challenge in understanding plasma confinement.

Explores the limitations of ohmic heating in plasma and the advantages and drawbacks of neutral beam injection for additional plasma heating.

Explores the electric double layer around charged surfaces in solution and its theoretical models.

Covers the behavior of electromagnetic waves in non-magnetized plasmas and the simplification of equations for non-collisional plasmas.

Explores sheaths, ion flux, Bohm criterion, and plasma etching concepts.

Covers the review of random variables, probability density functions, variance, and Gaussian processes.

Explores ion acceleration with lasers and plasmas, including electric fields and nuclear reactions.

Covers the equations for static ideal MHD equilibrium and force-free and force-balanced equilibria in plasma physics.

Covers magnetohydrodynamics, focusing on modeling challenges and MHD equations in plasma physics.

Explores burning plasma specifics, fast ions role, losses, MHD modes, turbulence, Alfvén waves interaction, and burn stability.

Covers high-confinement regimes, induced current density, fusion plasma self-sustainment, and MHD ideal conditions.

Explores statistical dispersion and its impact on determining normal values and data analysis.