  Plasma technology has found widespread applications in numerous domains, yet
the techniques to manipulate plasma transport predominantly rely on magnetic
control. In this review, we present a streamlined diffusion-migration method to
characterize plasma transport. Based on this framework, the viability of the
transformation theory for plasma transport is demonstrated. Highlighted within
are three model devices designed to cloak, concentrate, and rotate plasmas
without significantly altering the density profile of background plasmas.
Additionally, insights regarding potential implications for novel physics are
discussed. This review aims to contribute to advancements in plasma technology,
especially in sectors like medicine and chemistry.
