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Jan22-13, 07:17 PM   #1
 

Plasma, which formula to use


Hello. I didn't count examples about plasma at school. Never yet. I'm trying it study on my own. I do not know what to do with a few examples. I do not know which formula to use. I give here one of them.

Calculate the resistivity of hydrogen plasma at 1 keV.

How can I do it?
 
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Hello. I didn't count examples about plasma at school. Never yet. I'm trying it study on my own. I do not know what to do with a few examples. I do not know which formula to use. I give here one of them.

Calculate the resistivity of hydrogen plasma at 1 keV.

How can I do it?
How does one define resistivity, or it's reciprocal, conductivity?

"for a conducting medium we define the conductivity, σ, or resistivity, η, by . . . . "

See - http://silas.psfc.mit.edu/introplasm...l#tth_sEc3.5.2 (3.139)

More generally - http://silas.psfc.mit.edu/introplasma/index.html
 
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