Behavior of linear beam-plasma instabilities in the presence of finite amplitude circularly polarized waves
AUTOR(ES)
Gomberoff, L., Hoyos, J., Brinca, A. L.
FONTE
Brazilian Journal of Physics
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
2004-12
RESUMO
We review the effect of finite amplitude circularly polarized waves on the behavior of linear ion-beam plasma instabilities. It has been shown that left-hand polarized waves can stabilize linear right-handed instabilities [1]. It has also been shown that for beam velocities capable of destabilizing left-handed waves, left-hand polarized large amplitude waves can also stabilize these waves. On the other hand, when the large amplitude wave is right-hand polarized, they can either stabilize or destabilize right-handed instabilities depending on the wave frequency and beam speed [2]. Finally, we show that the presence of large amplitude left-hand polarized waves can also trigger electrostatic ion-acoustic instabilities by forcing the phase velocities of two ion acoutic waves to become equal, above a threshold amplitude value.
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