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Experimental observations of microturbulence-suppressed parallel heat conduction in a weakly collisional, high-\b{eta} plasma
Classical theories of heat conduction in magnetized plasma predict that thermal transport, mediated by Coulomb collisions of electrons, occurs predominantly along magnetic field lines. Recent theoretical and computational studies challenge this description for weakly collisional, magnetized plasmas
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