Image Credit: UKAEA, Culham Laboratory, JET
I began my career in mathematical physics working with Alan Cairns in the Institute of Mathematics of Saint Andrews University on the theory of wave-particle interaction in the hot thermo-nuclear fusion plasma of the Joint European Torus tokamak in Culham, Oxford. After a short spell working on ion cyclotron waves in the aurorae of Jupiter with David Southwood at the Blackett Laboratory of Imperial College, and a long break from the field, I am now writing up some old unpublished results as well as some new findings.
Peer-Reviewed Articles:
- Cairns RA, Holt H, McDonald DC, Taylor M, Lashmore-Davies CN (1995) Wave propagation through cyclotron resonance in the presence of large Larmor radius particles. Physics of Plasmas 2(10):3702-8. doi:10.1063/1.871070 [post-print] [journal article] [BibTeX] (2 citations)
- Taylor M (1996) Wave-Particle Dynamics in a Hot Inhomogeneous Fusion Plasma. PhD Thesis. University of St Andrews, Scotland [post-print] [BibTeX] (1 citation)
Conference Talks:
- Taylor M (1996), The State of the Art of Tokamak Fusion, presented to the Space and Atmospheric Physics Group in the Department of Physics, Blackett Laboratory, Imperial College, London, UK [PPT Talk]
