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Plasma physics

nonlinear model of drift-wave turbulence in a magnetized plasma with a density gradient, analogous to Rossby wave dynamics.

In plasma physics, Hasegawa-Mima equation refers to nonlinear model of drift-wave turbulence in a magnetized plasma with a density gradient, analogous to Rossby wave dynamics. This meaning comes from Hasegawa (1978) in The Physics of Fluids.[1]

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References

Hasegawa, A., & Mima, K. (1978). Pseudo-three-dimensional turbulence in magnetized nonuniform plasma. The Physics of Fluids, 21(1), 87-92. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.862083

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