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22.67J Principles of Plasma Diagnostics

22.67J Principles of Plasma Diagnostics (Fall 2023, MIT OCW). Instructor: Prof. Jack D. Hare. This course is an introduction to the physical processes used to measure the properties of plasmas. It will cover diagnostics suitable for a wide range of plasmas, including magnetically confined fusion plasmas and high-energy-density plasmas. Techniques include the measurements of magnetic and electric fields, particle flux, refractive index, emission and scattering of electromagnetic waves, and nuclear diagnostics. (from ocw.mit.edu)

Lecture 01 - Introduction

Why we need plasma diagnostics, and what sort of plasmas we are interested in.

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Lecture 01 - Introduction

Lecture 02 - Magnetics I

Lecture 03 - Magnetics II

Lecture 04 - Langmuir Probe

Lecture 05 - Refractive Index Diagnostics I

Lecture 06 - Refractive Index Diagnostics II

Lecture 07 - Refractive Index Diagnostics III

Lecture 08 - Refractive Index Diagnostics IV

Lecture 09 - Refractive Index Diagnostics V: Abel and Faraday

Lecture 10 - Refractive Index Diagnostics VI: Faraday and Reflectometry

Lecture 11 - Radiation

Lecture 12 - Electron Cyclotron Emission

Lecture 13 - CECE and Bolometry

Lecture 14 - Line Radiation

Lecture 15 - Equilibria and Imaging

Lecture 16 - Line Broadening

Lecture 17 - Proton Imaging

Lecture 18 - Neutral Particles

Lecture 19 - Nuclear Diagnostics

Lecture 20 - Thomson Scattering: Basics

Lecture 21 - Thomson Scattering: Non-Collective

Lecture 22 - Thomson Scattering: Collective

Lecture 23 - Thomson Scattering: Advanced