Book on Diamagnetic drifts in Plasmas within Magnetic Fields

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The discussion centers on seeking recommendations for a comprehensive book that explains diamagnetism in plasmas within magnetic fields, emphasizing both physical and mathematical aspects. A suggested resource is a book by Chen, which is noted as a great introductory text suitable for those familiar with upper division undergraduate electromagnetism (E&M) and vector calculus. The requester expresses a readiness to engage with complex material, indicating a strong background in relevant mathematical concepts.
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Hi guys! So I just need help in one tiny thing. Does anyone know a good book that can thoroughly explain physically and mathematically diamagnetism in plasmas within magnetic fields? I would really appreciate the help guys! Also, I am very much familiar with vector calculus (also tensor calculus ) so pour whatever you got on me! Thank you guys!
 
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