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Dynamical Systems, Plasmas and Gravitation

Selected Papers from a Conference Held in Orléans la Source, France, 22–24 June 1997

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1999

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  1. P. G. L. Leach
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  2. S. E. Bouquet
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  3. J.-L. Rouet
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  4. E. Fijalkow
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Physics (LNP, volume 518)

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Table of contents (38 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. General introduction

    • S. E. Bouquet
    Pages 1-4

  3. Honouring marc feix

    • Pierre Bertrand
    Pages 7-17

  4. Interaction of a ultra-high-intensity electromagnetic pulse with an overdense plasma

    • Guy Bonnaud, Erik Lefebvre, Catherine Toupin
    Pages 21-32

  5. Plasma accelerator simulations using semi-lagrangian 1D and 2D Vlasov code

    • Alain Ghizzo, Pierre Bertrand, Marie-Line Bégué
    Pages 33-43

  6. 2D vlasov-eulerian simulations: Extension to the relativistic case

    • Eric Fijalkow
    Pages 44-55

  7. A limiting case of averaging compactness lemmas motivated by the kinetic formulation of some classical systems of fluid mechanics

    • Benoit Perthame, Panagiotis E. Souganidis
    Pages 56-61

  8. Expansion of a negative ion plasma into vacuum

    • Habiba Figua, Léonardo G. Garcia, Eric Fijalkow, Joao Goedert
    Pages 62-73

  9. A presentation of the diffusion velocity method

    • Sylvie Mas-Gallic
    Pages 74-81

  10. Finite-difference schemes for the diffusion equation

    • Giovanni Manfredi, Maurizio Ottaviani
    Pages 82-92

  11. 1, 2, 3 plasmas!

    • Jean Clérouin
    Pages 93-103

  12. The notion of integrability for time-dependent Hamiltonian systems: Illustration from the relativistic motion of a charged particle in an electromagnetic field

    • Alain Bourdier, Serge Bouquet
    Pages 104-116

  13. Stochastisation of phases in four-wave interaction

    • Bertrand Lefebvre, Volodia Krasnosel’skikh, Thierry Dudok de Wit
    Pages 117-129

  14. Light bullets propagation in saturating nonlinear optical medium

    • Vladimir Skarka, Vazha Berezhiani, Richard Miklaszewski
    Pages 130-140

  15. The dynamics of some quantum open systems with short-range nonlinearities

    • Francis Nier
    Pages 141-147

  16. Global dynamics of fusion plasmas

    • Hans Wilhelmsson
    Pages 148-150

  17. The Jeans’ criterion and the gravitational instability

    • Serge Bouquet
    Pages 151-163

  18. Recent progress in studies of one-dimensional gravitating systems

    • Bruce N. Miller, Kenneth R. Yawn, V. Paige Youngkins
    Pages 164-175

  19. Fluctuations of the kinetic energy and stability of coherent structures in a one-dimensional gravitating gas: Numerical simulation

    • Jean-Louis Rouet, Marc R. Feix
    Pages 176-186

  20. Structure formation in the one-dimensional gravitational gas

    • Amador Muriel, Agnes Miciano-Cariño, Ricolindo L. Cariño
    Pages 187-196
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Published in honour of Marc Feix this book tries to give a thorough overview of mathematical methods, analytical and numerical techniques and simulations applied to a variety of problems from physics and engineering. The book addresses graduate students, researchers and especially engineers. The main emphasis is to apply the generality of methods to form a coherent and stimulating approach to practical investigations.

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