Unlock the Secrets of Magnetic Reconnection with Expert Course Materials

Thread starter Heimdall
Start date Jul 14, 2007

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Course materials on magnetic reconnection, including lecture notes and presentations, are sought after by users. A suggestion to utilize Google for searching relevant resources is made, highlighting that there are numerous academic institutions providing information. Specific universities mentioned include Cambridge, Princeton, Dartmouth, and the University of Texas. These institutions likely offer valuable insights and materials on the topic. Exploring these resources can enhance understanding of magnetic reconnection.

Jul 14, 2007

Heimdall

Hi,

I'm looking for course, lecture notes, ppt, pdf about magnetic reconnection. Maybe somebody here's got something ?

Thanks

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Jul 14, 2007

jtbell

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Have you tried a Google search?

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="magnetic+reconnection"&btnG=Google+Search

I see pages from Cambridge University, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Dartmouth College, University of Texas...

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