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The Generalized Bennett Relation considers a current-carrying magnetic-field-aligned cylindrical plasma pinch undergoing rotation at angular frequency ω.

Redrawn by Ian Tresman after Peratt, A.L., Physics of the Plasma Universe (1992) p.52

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13:31:34, 1 June 2006 . . Iantresman (Talk | Contribs) . . 594x954 (22,730 bytes) (The [[Generalized Bennett Relation]] considers a current-carrying magnetic-field-aligned cylindrical plasma pinch undergoing rotation at angular frequency ω. Redrawn by Ian Tresman after Peratt, A.L., ''Physics of the Plasma Universe'' (1992) p.52)

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