Hello Matt,Is the Magnetohydrodynamics Book Worth Buying?

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The book in question is well-regarded, particularly for its price, but requires a solid understanding of electromagnetism and multivariable calculus to fully grasp the concepts. Users recommend it for those with a background in these areas, as it enhances comprehension of the material. The discussion also references Tom Dolan's course on Fusion Research, specifically chapter 5 on Plasma Fundamentals, as a supplementary resource. Overall, the book is considered a valuable purchase for those prepared with the necessary foundational knowledge. Engaging with both the book and the course material can deepen understanding of plasma and fusion science.
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It's a good book, especially for the price.

One does need a good background in EM and perhaps multivariable calculus or vector calculus to really appreciate the theory.
 
Thanks for the information Astronuc. I am good with the vector calculus but a little lagging in the EM world. Good to know the book relies on them.

Thanks
Matt
 
Thank you very much.

Matt
 
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