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authorPrefetch2021-10-21 15:46:15 +0200
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@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ This can be modelled as a drag force $f_{ei} m_e v_e$,
where $f_{ei}$ is the electron-ion collision frequency
(we neglect $f_{ee}$ since all electrons are moving together),
$m_e$ is their mass,
-and $v_e$ their typical velocity.
+and $v_e$ their typical velocity relative to the ions in the background.
Balancing the two forces yields the following relation:
$$\begin{aligned}