negative entrophy of a plasma

[sparks]

     A self pinching plasma displays negative entrophy as witnessed by hot fusion scientists.  The temperature of a selfpinching plasma drops as more energy is added to the system.  Could this effect be used as a radiant energy collector.  Instead of photons being scattered they reside in the plasma currents.  Chaotic electromagnetic energy is converted into the plasma current.   An injection of a small amount of energy into the collector plasma imparts wave propogation in the plasma currents and the changing intensity of the current is harnessed by passing the plasma through a transformer core.  The electrical energy withdrawn from the plasma at the frequency of the wave propogation in the plasma field.   The current itself driven by photon absorption.

[raburgeson]

Would that work in the everyday liquid cooled transformer core or does this have to be a special production core that's not available? Probably that is a very unfair question to ask.

[sparks]

   I was thinking more along the lines of using the plasma as an antennae.  Something like a Tokamak accelerator but settling for rf capture.  The bending magnets replaced by bending transformers. 

[Judges]

Sparks ,I used " A self pinching plasma displays negative entropy",,,the first words of your post as a search term for Google and below was my first hit.

I think you might find it interesting.

http://www.rexresearch.com/chernetskii/chernetskii.htm

Cheers
Joe in Texas

[sparks]

Thanks Joe   Lot of information to digest there.