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Start Time:

16 October 1979

Ends On:

23 November 1979

Location:

ICTP

Tuesday, 16 October 1979

Description: This session is simply a container for the all lectures of this meeting

ON THE LINEAR ACCELERATION OF PARTICLES IN A VERY LOW BETA PLASMA - PRIMARY AURORAL AND SOLAR FLARE
G. HAERENDEL
MAGNETIC ISLANDS AND TOKAMAK TRANSPORT
J.D. CALLEN
ION RINGS
R. SUDAN
TWO DIMENSIONAL TRANSPORT OF TOKAMAK PLASMAS
S.C. JARDIN
ENHANCED CURRENT PENETRATION IN TOKAMAKS
S.N. MAHAJAN
EVIDENCE FOR RECONNECTION AT THE EARTH'S MAGNETOPAUSE
G. HAERENDEL
LINEAR AND NON-LINEAR CALCULATION OF RESISTIVE MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC INSTABILITIES
J. KILLEEN
PLASMA VORTEX FLOW
R. SUDAN
BALLOONING MODES IN TOKAMAKS
R.B. WHITE
FOKKER-PLANCK MODELS OF NEUTRAL BEAM DRIVEN PLASMAS
J. KILLEEN
PHYSICS OF ELECTRON CYCLOTRON ABSORPTION
M. BORNATICI
SYNCHROTRON RADIATION LOSSES FROM FUSION PLASMAS
O. DE BARBIERI
ELECTRON AND ION BEAM FUSION
A.H. LEBEDEV
TOROIDAL TRANSPORT (MACROSCOPIC APPROACH)
F. ENGELMANN
ETA-BETA II EXPERIMENT ON REVERSE FIELD PINCH
A. BUFFA
INTOR
F. ENGELMANN
LASER IMPLOSIONS
K. NISHIKAWA
HOT ELECTRON TRANSPORT IN LASER PLASMAS
K. NISHIKAWA
AURORAL ELECTRON BEAMS AND KILOMETRIC RADIATION
A.A. GALEEV
PHYSICS OF WAVE-PARTICLE INTERACTION
K. NISHIKAWA
MECHANISM OF MAGNETOSPHERIC SUBSTORMS
A.A. GALEEV
NONLINEAR EFFECTS IN PLASMAS
K. NISHIKAWA
ABSORPTION AND EMISSION OF ELECTRON CYCLOTRON WAVES
M. BORNATICI
PLASMA TURBULENCE IN SPACE
C.F. KENNEL
TOROIDAL COUPLING OF INTERNAL KINK AND TEARING MODES
M.N. BUSSAC
SIMULATION OF TRANSPORT DUE TO MAGNETIC FLUCTUATIONS
J.M. DAWSON
WAVE ENERGY TRANSPORT IN PLASMA
J.M. DAWSON
IDEAL INTERNAL KIND MODE IN TOKOMAK
M.N. BUSSAC
GENERALIZED WEB THEORY
H.L. BERK
INTERACTION OF HIGH CURRENT RELATIVISTIC ELECTRON BEAMS WITH PLASMA - III & IV
A.A. RUKHADZE
COMPACT-TOROIDAL PLASMAS
H.L. BERK
THE TANDEM MIRROR - RESULTS AND PROSPECTS
B. MCNAMARA
THEORY OF AURORAL ARCS
T. SATO
PULSAR MAGNETOSPHERES
C.F. KENNEL
ION ACOUSTIC DOUBLE LAYERS
T. SATO
EXTERNALLY-DRIVEN MAGNETIC RECONNECTION
T. SATO
INTERACTION OF HIGH CURRENT RELATIVISTIC ELECTRON BEAMS WITH PLASMA - II & II
A.A. RUKHADZE
PLASMA TRANSPORT
J.M. DAWSON
PARTICLE SIMULATION OF PLASMA
J.M. DAWSON
THE LASER FUSION
O.N. KROKHIN
SUPER CONVERGENT ADIABATIC INVARIANTS WHIT RESONANT DENOMINATORS BY LIE TRANSFORMS
B. MCNAMARA
FIELD REVERSED MIRRORS
H.L. BERK
A HIGH DENSITY Z-PINCH
N. ROSTOKER
COMPUTING MADE EASY
B. MCNAMARA
MAGNETIC CONFINEMENT OF NON-NEUTRAL PLASMA
N. ROSTOKER
MODERN MINI-COMPUTERS - II
G. CULLER
MODERN MINI-COMPUTERS - I
G. CULLER
WKB METHOD FOR SYSTEMS OF INTEGRAL EQUATIONS
H.L. BERK
ALGEBRAIC MANIPULATION IN MACSYMA
M.C. WIRTH
NON-NEUTRAL PLASMAS
J.H. MALMBERG
SOLITARY WAVES IN PLASMAS
B. BUTI
WAVE EXCITATION AND LINEAR PROPAGATION
N. SATO
NONLINEAR PHENOMENA AND PARAMETRIC PROCESSES
A. SEN
PLASMA EQUILIBRIUM -II
R.K. VARMA
HIGH INTENSITY CO2 LASER-PLASMA INTERACTION EXPERIMENTS
A.A. OFFENBERGER
MAGNETOACOUSTIC OSCILLATIONS IN CURRENT-CARRYNG PLASMAS
M.H. BRENNAN
LINEAR WAVES AND INSTABILITIES IN THE FLUID PLASMAS
A.A. SCORUPSKI
PLASMA EQUILIBRIUM AND STABILITY IN MAGNETIC CONFINEMENT DEVICES - I
R.K. VARMA
MICROSCOPIC PHENOMENA IN FUSION DEVICES
A. EL NADI
PLASMA KINETIC THEORY
N.H.A. HASSAN
MICROINSTABILITIES IN HOMOGENEOUS WARM MAGNETIZED PLASMA
S. CUPERMAN
KINETIC THEORY OF RF END-PLUGGING
T. HATORI
PLANETARY MAGNETOSPHERES
A. NISHIDA
MACROSCOPIC PLASMA PROPERTIES - MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMICS AND STABILITY THEORY - THERMODYNAMIC APPROACH
P.H. SAKANAKA
MACROSCOPIC PLASMA PROPERTIES - MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMICS AND STABILITY THEORY - THERMODYNAMIC APPROACH
P.H. SAKANAKA
POTENTIALITIES OF SMALL-SCALE EXPERIMENTS
B. LEHNERT
SMALL-SCALE EXPERIMENTS IN POLOIDAL FIELD SYSTEMS
B. LEHNERT
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