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Magnetohydrodynamics for Space Physics

Plasmas in Space → Applications to Space Physics

This learning path introduces undergraduate space physics students to magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) and its applications to space plasmas. It covers the fundamental equations, key concepts like frozen-in flux and MHD waves, and advanced topics such as shocks and magnetic reconnection, building from basic plasma physics and fluid dynamics.

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Stage 1

Foundation

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Stage 2

Core Concepts

4 steps

Stage 3

Advanced Topics

3 steps

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