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ENGS 153 - Computational Plasma Dynamics
Description
Theory and computational techniques used in contemporary plasma physics, especially nonlinear plasma dynamics, including fluid, particle and hybrid simulation approaches as well as linear dispersion codes and data analysis. This is a "hands-on" numerical course; students run plasma simulation codes and do a significant amount of new programming (using MATLAB).Prerequisites
PHYS 68 or equivalent with ENGS 91 or equivalent recommended, or permission of the instructorCross Listed Courses
PHYS 118Offered
Term: Winter 2022
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Term: Winter 2024
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Instructors:
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