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The '''Vlasov equation''' is a fundamental equation in [[Physics:Quantum kinetic theory|kinetic theory]] describing the evolution of a distribution function in phase space.
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The Vlasov equation is a fundamental equation in kinetic theory describing the evolution of a distribution function in phase space.

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Quantum Vlasov equation.

Equation

ft+𝐯f+qm(𝐄+𝐯×𝐁)vf=0

This equation provides the basis for understanding drift physics and transport processes.

Applications

Used in:

  • Plasma waves
  • Instabilities
  • Collisionless plasmas

See also

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Author: Harold Foppele


Source attribution: Vlasov equation