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Calculating the conductivity and dielectric constant in quantum Fermi Plasma under external magnetic field

حساب الناقلية و معامل العازلية الكهربائيين لبلازما فيرمي الواقعة تحت تأثير حقل مغنطيسي خارجي

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 Publication date 2017
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Landau,s – Silin Semi Kinetic Equation has been solved by this scientific paper. After taking into consideration the mutual effect between quasi particles in Fermi's Plasma under a magnetic field to get more accurate results related to coming up with some characteristics of this sphere. Like the conductivity and dielectric coefficient due to their necessity in the plasma's characteristic study depending on Landau's parameters and comparing them to the results of other ways for these parameters to be calculated.

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Nodar L. Tsindsatze and Levan N. Tsindsatze,NewKineticEquations and Bogolyubov Energy Spectrum in a Fermi Quantum Plasma, arXiV : 0903 .5368 V1 [ Physics . Plasma – ph ] 31 Mar 2009
Necholson, D.R. Introduction to Plasma Theory.2nd,Krieger Publishing Company Malabar Florida USA, 1992. 285
Silin,V.P.; ZH EXSP, T.F, 33, 4959(1957) JEPT 6,387(1958). English trans:Sov. Phys
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