Research topic: Electromagnetics in plasma

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Electromagnetics in plasma is a niche field that intersects both physics and engineering. It involves complex literature, but accessible resources, such as simplified lecture notes, can aid understanding. The field has a rich history and offers various career opportunities, particularly in areas like plasma vapor deposition, which has seen significant research and development. This combination of theoretical and practical applications makes it a compelling area for those interested in advanced studies and careers in either physics or engineering.
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Can you guide me the research topic of electromagnetics in plasma..is it related to physics more tha nengineering..how abt the career opportunities.
 
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It has a long history; one place that might be worth looking is plasma vapor deposition, which I remember having some interesting work.
 

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