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Our initial results showed a synergistic effect between the resistive and ideal interchange instabilities.
When investigating (2.16) and (2.17), we shall compare the results with those obtained from the 'resistive-g paradigm' (2.12) and (2.13).
Section 2 briefly describes our experimental set-up and the basic features of the resistive pulse technique, including the pressure reversal technique.
Another example is the analysis of resistive networks with a fixed connectivity and different values of the resistances.
In addition, fast current monitors and resistive beam position monitors will also be installed.
This is the growth rate of the resistive wall mode in the presence of flow.
Consider the dynamics in the thin resistive layer near the magnetic neutral surface where the electron-inertia effects become important.
The magnetic helicity is to remain conserved in plasma relaxation, but the parallel components cause its dissipation in a resistive plasma.
We have used deposited resistive heaters before to measure the temperature of the heater to estimate the freezing point of solder.
Considerable effort in recent year s has been devoted to under standing the interaction between different regimes of equilibrium flow and the resistive modes.
For the resistive wall and the outer highly resistive plasma outside the resistive wall, the resistivity does not change and the velocity is zero.
Alternatively, the recordings could be interpreted as measurements of the resistive-capacitive structure of the dendritic arbor.
According to the results of the present investigation, the existence of resistive equilibria is sensitive to the spatial dependence of the conductivity.
Up to now, the problem of finding the velocity profile has mainly been studied in the slab geometry approximation, neglecting drift and resistive effects.
A new ver sion of resistive tearing instability was found and described.
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