Title: Physics and technology of low-temperature plasmas
Description: I have been researching plasma-created  electricity, as a mathematician-
scientist for about a year.    I  consider this book an original  primer in the  evolution of 
plasmatron technology.  Early Soviet researchers, circa 1950, did the creative  experimentation
which led to outlining, or codifying, some provisional, scientific principles, for this spectacular and hitherto 
unknown  branch of physics.     Related scientific efforts had sprouted perhaps a century, or more, earlier.
However, the Soviet research mandate was an institutional one,  well funded and focused, which must have allowed the early
physicists the resources, knowledge,  and experience required to crack open the shell of this new science.  It is a very complex discipline, 
bundling thermodynamics, chemistry, physics, electricity, and so on.   The  research of these pioneers is a tribute to the scientific community globally, in my humble opinion.
Subjects: Low temperature plasmas, Plasma generators, Plasma (ionized gases)
Places: The former Soviet Union
People: Fridman, Dresvin
Time periods: The middle 1950's