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nonlocal electron heat transport: a standalone construct

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heat flow in steep temperature gradients that departs from local Spitzer-Harm predictions because fast electrons travel far.

In plasma physics, nonlocal electron heat transport refers to heat flow in steep temperature gradients that departs from local Spitzer-Harm predictions because fast electrons travel far. This meaning comes from Luciani (1983) in Physical Review Letters.[1]

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References

Luciani, J. F., Mora, P., & Virmont, J. (1983). Nonlocal Heat Transport Due to Steep Temperature Gradients. Physical Review Letters, 51(18), 1664-1667. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.51.1664

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