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6.4 Ion Plasma Waves (1) (B 1 =0)

6.4 Ion Plasma Waves (1) (B 1 =0). 6.4 Ion Plasma Waves (2) (B 1 =0). 6.4 Ion Plasma Waves (3). 6.4 Ion Plasma Waves (4) (B 1 =0). 6.4 Ion-Acoustic Waves (B 1 =0). 6.5 Upper Hybrid Oscillations. 6.6 Lower Hybrid Oscillations. 6.7 Ion-Cyclotron Waves.

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6.4 Ion Plasma Waves (1) (B 1 =0)

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  1. 6.4 Ion Plasma Waves (1) (B1=0) reinisch_85.511

  2. 6.4 Ion Plasma Waves (2) (B1=0) reinisch_85.511

  3. 6.4 Ion Plasma Waves (3) reinisch_85.511

  4. 6.4 Ion Plasma Waves (4) (B1=0) reinisch_85.511

  5. 6.4 Ion-Acoustic Waves (B1=0) reinisch_85.511

  6. 6.5 Upper Hybrid Oscillations reinisch_85.511

  7. 6.6 Lower Hybrid Oscillations reinisch_85.511

  8. 6.7 Ion-Cyclotron Waves reinisch_85.511

  9. Return to Cravens:4.5.1 Magnetic pressure The electromagnetic force on a piece of wire l carrying a current I is This leads to a magnetic pressure: reinisch_85.511

  10. 4.6 Static equilibrium4.6.1 Hydrostatic balance reinisch_85.511

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