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1 resistive instability
резистивная неустойчивость, стеночная неустойчивостьEnglish-russian dictionary of physics > resistive instability
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2 resistive instability
English-Russian electronics dictionary > resistive instability
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3 resistive instability
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > resistive instability
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4 MHD resistive instability
English-Russian solar energy dictionary > MHD resistive instability
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5 instability
•- amplifier instability
- amplitude instability
- ballooning instability
- beam instability
- Benjamen-Feir instability
- bremsstrahlung instability
- built-in instability
- capillary instability
- cone instability
- convective instability
- corkscrew instability
- cyclotron instability
- decay instability
- drift instability
- dynamic instability
- elastic instability
- elastically pumped instability
- electric instability
- electrohydrodynamic instability
- electrojet instability
- electron-sound instability
- electrostatic instability
- electrothermal instability
- explosive instability
- firehose instability
- flute instability
- frequency instability
- generator instability
- global instability
- gravitational instability
- Gunn instability
- helical instability
- high-power instability
- hydromagnetic instability
- image instability
- ion-sound instability
- kinetic instability
- lateral instability
- lattice instability
- long-term instability
- loop instability
- magnetic instability
- magnetoacoustic instability
- magnetoelastic-wave instability
- mode instability
- modulation instability
- negative bias instability
- oscillator instability
- parallel pumped instability
- parametric instability
- phase instability
- pinch instability
- plasma instability
- resistive instability
- screw instability
- self-field instability
- short-term instability
- spin-wave instability
- static instability
- stochastic instability
- stream instability
- streaming instability
- structural instability
- surface-state instability
- tearing instability
- tearing-mode instability
- thermal instability
- timing instability
- transit-time instability
- transversely pumped instability
- trapped-particle instability
- two-beam instability
- two-stream instability
- very-short-term instability
- wriggle instability -
6 instability
•- amplifier instability
- amplitude instability
- ballooning instability
- beam instability
- Benjamen-Feir instability
- bremsstrahlung instability
- built-in instability
- capillary instability
- cone instability
- convective instability
- corkscrew instability
- cyclotron instability
- decay instability
- drift instability
- dynamic instability
- elastic instability
- elastically pumped instability
- electric instability
- electrohydrodynamic instability
- electrojet instability
- electron-sound instability
- electrostatic instability
- electrothermal instability
- explosive instability
- firehose instability
- flute instability
- frequency instability
- generator instability
- global instability
- gravitational instability
- Gunn instability
- helical instability
- high-power instability
- hydromagnetic instability
- image instability
- ion-sound instability
- kinetic instability
- lateral instability
- lattice instability
- long-term instability
- loop instability
- magnetic instability
- magnetoacoustic instability
- magnetoelastic-wave instability
- mode instability
- modulation instability
- negative bias instability
- oscillator instability
- parallel pumped instability
- parametric instability
- phase instability
- pinch instability
- plasma instability
- resistive instability
- screw instability
- self-field instability
- short-term instability
- spin-wave instability
- static instability
- stochastic instability
- stream instability
- streaming instability
- structural instability
- surface-state instability
- tearing instability
- tearing-mode instability
- thermal instability
- timing instability
- transit-time instability
- transversely pumped instability
- trapped-particle instability
- two-beam instability
- two-stream instability
- very-short-term instability
- wriggle instabilityThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > instability
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