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plasma physics

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plasma physics [′plaz·mə ′fiz·iks]
(physics)
The study of highly ionized gases.


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The witnesses were: Edmund Synakowski, Associate Director for Fusion Energy Sciences, DOE Office of Science Stewart Prager, Director, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Thom Mason, Director, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Riccardo Betti, University of Rochester Raymond J.
The Interactive Plasma Physics Education Experience (IPPEX) has information on topics such as electricity, magnetism, energy and fusion, as well as an "Ask a Physicist" section.
Business Editors, Legal Writers NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 23, 2001 The following is an announcement by the law firm of Fish & Neave: Plasma Physics Corporation and Solar Physics Corporation, plaintiffs in widely reported patent infringement lawsuits against 14 major electronics companies, announced today that, since filing the lawsuits, ten of the world's major semiconductor companies have obtained license rights from one or both companies.
 
 
 
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