Quarks and gluons compose one type of these substances, which screen out electric fields up to the Debye length.
Anisotropic velocity distributions in these substances give rise to Weibel instabilities. Long-range interactions within them are modeled by the Vlasov-Maxwell equations. Quarks and gluons compose one type of these substances, which screen out electric fields up to the Debye length. They comprise 95% of the visible universe and comprise the solar wind. In a common application, these substances are found in phosphor-coated cells containing xenon or neon gas. Found in fire, lightning, stars, and a certain type of TV display, for 10 points, name this state of matter consisting of ionized gas.
Anisotropic velocity distributions in these substances give rise to Weibel instabilities.
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