PlasmaPy
- PlasmaPy Community
- Everson, Erik
- Stańczak, Dominik
- Murphy, Nicholas A.
- Kozlowski, Pawel M.
- Malhotra, Ritiek
- Langendorf, Samuel J.
- Leonard, Andrew J.
- Stansby, David
- Haggerty, Colby C.
- Mumford, Stuart J.
- Beckers, Jasper P.
- Bedmutha, Manas Satish
- Bergeron, Justin
- Bessi, Ludovico
- Bryant, Khalil
- Carroll, Sean
- Chambers, Sean
- Chattopadhyay, Ankur
- Choubey, Apoorv
- Deal, Jacob
- Diaz, Diego
- Díaz Pérez, Roberto
- Einhorn, Leah
- Fan, Thomas
- Farid, Samaiyah I.
- Goudeau, Graham
- Guidoni, Silvina
- Hansen, Raymon Skjørten
- Heuer, Peter
- Hillairet, Julien
- How, Poh Zi
- Huang, Yi-Min
- Humphrey, Nabil
- Isupova, Maria
- Kent, James
- Kulshrestha, Siddharth
- Kuszaj, Piotr
- Lim, Pey Lian
- Magarde, Aditya
- Martinelli, Joao Victor
- Munn, Joshua
- Parashar, Tulasi
- Patel, Neil
- Polak, Jakub
- Rao, Afzal
- Raj, Raajit
- Rajashekar, Vishwas
- Savcheva, Antonia
- Shen, Chengcai
- Sherpa, Dawa Nurbu
- Silva, Frank
- Singh, Angad
- Singh, Ankit
- Sipőcz, Brigitta
- Tavant, Antoine
- Varnish, Thomas
- Vo, Anthony
- Xu, Sixue
- Zhang, Carol
- Du, Tiger
- Qudsi, Ramiz
- Richardson, Steve
- Skinner, Cody
- Modi, Dhawal
- Drozdov, David
- Montes, Kevin
- Köhn-Seemann, Alf
- Salcido, Armando
- Gorelli, Marco
- Lequette, Nicolas
- Brown, Shane
- Stinson, Tomás
Publication date
November 2021
DOIAbstract
A community-developed open source Python 3.6+ package for plasma physics research and education that is currently under development.The development of PlasmaPy has been partially supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation, the U.S. Department of Energy, NASA, and the Smithsonian Institution
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