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Journal of Nuclear Energy Part C Plasma Physics Accelerators Thermonuclear Research is a peer-reviewed journal published by IOP Publishing, covering Magnetic confinement fusion research, Plasma Diagnostics and Applications, Particle accelerators and beam dynamics.

PublisherIOP Publishing
Reference styleNumbered (IOP)
Numbered — [1], [2] in the text
[1] Smith A, Jones B and Lee C 2023 A representative article title Journal of Nuclear Energy Part C Plasma Physics Accelerators Thermonuclear Research 12 45–58

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Publishes research inMagnetic confinement fusion research Plasma Diagnostics and Applications Particle accelerators and beam dynamics Particle Accelerators and Free-Electron Lasers Ionosphere and magnetosphere dynamics
ISSN0368-3281
h-index28
i10-index86
Total citations4,317
Top institutions publishing hereCulham Science Centre
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Most-cited papers in Journal of Nuclear Energy Part C Plasma Physics Accelerators Thermonuclear Research

Longitudinal plasma oscillations

Jonathan Jackson · 1 Jan 1960

The present paper is a coherent account of various aspects of longitudinal oscillations in one and two component plasmas. A discussion is offered of dispersion equations, conditions necessary for the growth or decay of oscillations, the physical mechanisms of growing or damping, and the possibility of arbitrary steady-state solutions. The physical situation is described in…

Instability of the positive column in a magnetic field and the `anomalous' diffusion effect

B. B. Kadomtsev, A. V. Nedospasov · 1 Jan 1960

The positive column of a gas discharge is shown to become unstable when a sufficiently large longitudinal magnetic field is superimposed. This instability causes oscillations which lead to an increase in the flux of charged particles striking the walls; that is, in agreement with the experimental results, there is an increase in the effective diffusion.

Plasma instabilities associated with anisotropic velocity distributions

E. G. Harris · 1 Jan 1961

The general dispersion relation is derived for small amplitude waves in a fully-ionized plasma in an external magnetic field. This derivation is based on the Vlasov equations (Boltzmann equations without collision terms for the electrons and ions plus Maxwell's equations). The dispersion relation involve integrals over the zero-th order velocity distributions. It is found that…

Collisionless shock waves in a plasma in a weak magnetic field

S. S. Moiseev, R. Z. Sagdeev · 1 Jan 1963

The relationship is investigated between laminar and turbulent theories of the structure of a collisionless shock wave. For pe ≫ pi, where pi, pe are the ion and electron pressures, a laminar structure of the shock wave may be constructed in terms of the `solitary' wave with thickness of the order of the Debye length.…

Electrostatic instabilities in current-carrying and counterstreaming plasmas

Thomas Stringer · 1 Jan 1964

The maximum growth rate of longitudinal plasma waves of small amplitude in a current-carrying plasma and in two counterstreaming plasmas is evaluated as a function of the drift velocity and the electron-to-ion temperature ratio. A non-linear dispersion equation is derived from the collisionless Boltzmann equation, using an iteration procedure, and is used to predict the…

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