THEORY AND EXPERIMENTS FOR A PLASMA CONSISTING OF CLOUDS INTERACTING WITH CLOUDS (CIC) WITH AND WITHOUT A SPATIAL GRID.

Title: THEORY AND EXPERIMENTS FOR A PLASMA CONSISTING OF CLOUDS INTERACTING WITH CLOUDS (CIC) WITH AND WITHOUT A SPATIAL GRID.

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Authors:: Birdsall, C K; Langdon, A B; McKee, C F; Okuda, H; Wong, D

Publication Date:: 1969-10-31

Research Org.:: California Univ., Berkeley

OSTI Identifier:: 4831778

Report Number(s):: LA-3990

NSA Number:: NSA-23-001428

Resource Type:: Technical Report

Resource Relation:: Other Information: UNCL. Orig. Receipt Date: 31-DEC-69

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: N32830* -Physics-Controlled Thermonuclear Research- Kinetics (General); COLLISIONS; COMPUTERS; ELECTRODES; MOCKUP; OSCILLATIONS; PLASMA; TRANSPORT THEORY; PLASMA/simulation of cloud interactions, with and without spatial end

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                    Birdsall, C K, Langdon, A B, McKee, C F, Okuda, H, and Wong, D. THEORY AND EXPERIMENTS FOR A PLASMA CONSISTING OF CLOUDS INTERACTING WITH CLOUDS (CIC) WITH AND WITHOUT A SPATIAL GRID..  United States: N. p., 1969. 
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                    Birdsall, C K, Langdon, A B, McKee, C F, Okuda, H, & Wong, D. THEORY AND EXPERIMENTS FOR A PLASMA CONSISTING OF CLOUDS INTERACTING WITH CLOUDS (CIC) WITH AND WITHOUT A SPATIAL GRID..  United States.

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                    Birdsall, C K, Langdon, A B, McKee, C F, Okuda, H, and Wong, D. Fri .  
        "THEORY AND EXPERIMENTS FOR A PLASMA CONSISTING OF CLOUDS INTERACTING WITH CLOUDS (CIC) WITH AND WITHOUT A SPATIAL GRID.".  United States.

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