A column of plasma is not like a ferrite because it has no solid shape. While the ions in the plasma exhibit zeeman splitting under an external biasing magnetic

A column of plasma is not like a ferrite because it has no solid shape. While the ions in the plasma exhibit zeeman splitting under an external biasing magnetic field like the ferrites there's no way to set up a stable standing wave around the rim of the ferrite with the amorphous plasma. I don't think there is non-recipocal circulator behavior at work here. http://superkuh.com/standing-wave-circulator.jpg http://superkuh.com/standing-wave-circulator.jpg http://superkuh.com/magnitude-of-electrical-field-around-periphery-of-junction-circulator.jpg http://superkuh.com/magnitude-of-electrical-field-around-per... http://superkuh.com/waveguide-y-junction-circulator.jpg http://superkuh.com/waveguide-y-junction-circulator.jpg