Titlebook: Historische Versuche der Physik; Funktionsf?hig nachg Manfred Achilles Textbook 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Dynamik.Elektri

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Manfred Achillesnstituent particles is much shorter than the spatial scales on which the flow is visualized. Thus, according to this criterion, any substance can be treated as a continuum at some spatial scale. The magne-tohydrodynamic phenomena are a consequence of the mutual interaction of the fluid flow and the

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Manfred Achillessingle species of particles can have different temperatures corresponding to different degrees of freedom. The free energy contained in these non-equilibrium distribution functions is then released in the form of heat and radiation. Plasmas are valued for their intrinsic cooperative nature due to wh

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Manfred Achillessingle species of particles can have different temperatures corresponding to different degrees of freedom. The free energy contained in these non-equilibrium distribution functions is then released in the form of heat and radiation. Plasmas are valued for their intrinsic cooperative nature due to wh

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Manfred Achillessingle species of particles can have different temperatures corresponding to different degrees of freedom. The free energy contained in these non-equilibrium distribution functions is then released in the form of heat and radiation. Plasmas are valued for their intrinsic cooperative nature due to wh

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Manfred Achillesmplemented in WH80s are described. A section is devoted to “Principles of Coding”, in which we illustrate a structured programming style that we have developed which greatly aids writing and debugging large coupled-implicit systems. Finally, several applications of WH80s are given which show the pow

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Manfred Achilles regimes in radiation-coupled flow were identified and described; the dynamic diffusion regime received special emphasis. Numerical methods for continuum and line transfer equations in a given background were presented. Two examples of methods for computing dynamically coupled radia- tion/matter fie