the UCLA plasma simulation group received $1.78 million from the National Science Foundation (NSF)

Some recent good news for the UCLA plasma simulation group.  The group recently received $1.78 million from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop a cluster of 192 General Purpose Graphical Processing Units to compute at “Warp” speed. This new cluster is named DAWSON2 in honour of the group’s founder. DAWSON2 is dedicated for the …

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Princeton, Max Planck Society launch new research center for plasma physics

Princeton, Max Planck Society launch new research center for plasma physics Princeton University "This collaboration with Germany's distinguished Max Planck Society is certain to enhance our common excellence in fusion and plasma astrophysical research and, more broadly, to advance the development of clean and abundant energy," Tilghman said. http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S33/31/16S10/index.xml?section=topstories  

Recently published online – Fundamentals of Ionized Gases: Basic Topics in Plasma Physics

Recently published online – Fundamentals of Ionized Gases: Basic Topics in Plasma Physics Author  Boris M. Smirnov Details of the book can be found here The book is a classical review of plasma physics. This book is a very comprehensive study of the physics of ionized gases.  The book covers the fundamentals of plasma physics …

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