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Ehrenfest’s Paradox and Radial Electric Field in Quasi-Neutral Tokamak Plasma

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A relation between physical consequences of the so-called Ehrenfest’s Paradox and the radial electric field E r (r) in the classical quasi-neutral tokamak plasma is shown. Basic author’s approach to the relativistic nature of the tokamak E r (r) has been described in Romannikov (J. Exp. Theor. Phys. 108:340–348, 2009). The experiment which can resolve the Ehrenfest’s Paradox is presented.

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Romannikov, A. Ehrenfest’s Paradox and Radial Electric Field in Quasi-Neutral Tokamak Plasma. Found Phys 41, 1331–1337 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10701-011-9551-6

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