Observations of pressure anisotropy effects within semi-collisional magnetized plasma bubbles

Observations of pressure anisotropy effects within semi-collisional magnetized plasma bubbles

Magnetic fields can be reorganized by plasma flows and lead to effects such as magnetic reconnection. Here the authors explore the evolution of magnetized-plasma bubbles in a semi-collisional regime and the role of pressure anisotropy in influencing the flow of the laser-produced plasma.

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Main Authors: E. R. Tubman, A. S. Joglekar, A. F. A. Bott, M. Borghesi, B. Coleman, G. Cooper, C. N. Danson, P. Durey, J. M. Foster, P. Graham, G. Gregori, E. T. Gumbrell, M. P. Hill, T. Hodge, S. Kar, R. J. Kingham, M. Read, C. P. Ridgers, J. Skidmore, C. Spindloe, A. G. R. Thomas, P. Treadwell, S. Wilson, L. Willingale, N. C. Woolsey
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Language:EN
Published: Nature Portfolio 2021
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Online Access:https://doaj.org/article/951e95e6d410452ab3f242fa92f2c94d
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Summary:Magnetic fields can be reorganized by plasma flows and lead to effects such as magnetic reconnection. Here the authors explore the evolution of magnetized-plasma bubbles in a semi-collisional regime and the role of pressure anisotropy in influencing the flow of the laser-produced plasma.

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