Those who have been researching plasmoid and there interaction have up until now used the name plasma physics to describe the field and then bioactive plasma physics, low energy plasma physics or field plasma etc. to try be more specific and not get confused with high energy plasma physics. I would like to suggest the name Plasmoid physics which is close to plasma but not so close that they are easily confused.
ref:
Bostick, W. H., “Experimental Study of Plasmoids“ Electromagnetic Phenomena in Cosmical Physics, (1958) Proceedings from IAU Symposium no. 6. Edited by Bo Lehnert. International Astronomical Union. Symposium no. 6, Cambridge University Press, p.87
Please explain the basic and main distinctions between "Plasma" and "Plasmoid" illustratively
A "sphere" is to "spheroid";
A "cube" is to "cuboid";
Is likewise a "plasma" to "plasmoid"?
How do you fundamentally distinguish between "Plasma" and "Plasmoid"? It has been lying for a long period to be illuminated positively.
Plasmas are usually quasi-neutral in nature. Let us assume that the electrical quasi-neutrality is dropped. Accordingly, can you term "Non-neutral plasmas" as "Chasmas"? An organic correlation with your own question of current concern could be found herewith.
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