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adiabatic invariants of charged-particle motion: a standalone construct

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quantities such as the magnetic moment of a gyrating particle that stay nearly constant when fields change slowly, underlying magnetic mirror trapping.

In plasma physics, adiabatic invariants of charged-particle motion refers to quantities such as the magnetic moment of a gyrating particle that stay nearly constant when fields change slowly, underlying magnetic mirror trapping. This meaning comes from Northrop (1963) in The adiabatic motion of charged particles.[1]

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Northrop, T. G. (1963). The adiabatic motion of charged particles. Interscience. Open Library record

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