Averaged Lorentz Dynamics and an application in Plasma Dynamics
Ricardo Gallego Torrome

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that under specific conditions, a group of ultra-relativistic charged particles can be accurately modeled as a cold fluid using geometric averaging of Lorentz dynamics, simplifying plasma analysis.
Contribution
It introduces a geometric averaging method applied to Lorentz dynamics that enables deriving a cold fluid model without extra assumptions on moments.
Findings
Charged particles can be modeled as a cold fluid in ultra-relativistic limit.
The averaging procedure simplifies plasma dynamics modeling.
The approach requires a narrow particle distribution function.
Abstract
Using a geometric averaging procedure applied to a non-affine linear connection, we prove that for a narrow one particle distribution function and in the ultra-relativistic limit, a bunch of point charged particles can be described by a Charged Cold Fluid Model, without additional hypothesis on the moments.
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