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Course Name
Turkish
Uzay Uygulamaları için Plazma Teorisi
English
Plasma Theory for Space Applications
Course Code
UUM 538E
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Semester
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3
3
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Course Language
English
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Cuma Yarım
Course Objectives
To study the interaction between the spacecraft and plasma environment
To study the principles of the plasma devices (like the propulsion systems) to be used in spacecraft.
To inform the student about the fundamental plasma theory for understanding of the basic physical problems in space environment and the celestial bodies
Course Description
Propulsion. Energy conversion/production, Space applications such as space sciences and astrophysics. Interaction of the electrical charges with the magnetic fields. Ionization and collision phenomena. Introduction to plasma kinetic theory. Liouville, Vlasov and Boltzmann equations. Transport properties of the plasmas. Plasma flow, shock waves, boundary layers. Wave and radiation phenomena in plasma
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