-
frequency or
gyrofrequency and a
radius referred to as the
cyclotron radius,
gyroradius, or
Larmor radius. For a
particle with
charge q {\displaystyle q} and...
- {e^{2}}{k_{\text{B}}T}}\approx 1.44\times 10^{-7}\,{\frac {1}{T}}\ {\mbox{cm}}}
electron gyroradius, the
radius of the
circular motion of an
electron in the
plane perpendicular...
-
background magnetic field (comparable to the
electron inertial length or ion
gyroradius), Alfvén
waves develop a
significant electric field parallel to the background...
-
follow a
helical trajectory through the
field at a
radius called the
gyroradius. The
acceleration from this
curving motion induces the
electron to radiate...
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study plasma behavior on
perpendicular spatial scales comparable to the
gyroradius and
frequencies much
lower than the
particle cyclotron frequencies. These...
- \eta } with the
horizontal dispersion D x {\displaystyle D_{x}} and the
gyroradius ρ {\displaystyle \rho } α p = 1 γ 2 + η {\displaystyle \alpha _{p}={\frac...
- of the
distance between the null and separatrix, and the
thermal ion
gyroradius. At high-s, most
particles do not
cross the null and this
effect is negligible...
- Sun to the Earth, the
gyroradius of a
proton is ~72 km and
since a
proton is ~1,836
times the m**** of an electron, the
gyroradius of an
electron is ~40...
- in
space physics, when the
simulation domain exceeds thousands of ion
gyroradius scales,
making it
impractical to
solve kinetic equations for electrons...
- The
resulting circular motion of the
particle has a
radius known as the
gyroradius r p {\displaystyle r_{p}} . The
rigidity is then
defined as: R = B × r...
