Physics of Plasmas · 2013 · 12 citations · 33 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsElectromagneticsElectromagnetismPlasma PhysicsElectromagnetic WavesMagnetized PlasmaPlasma SimulationPlasma WavesStrongly Coupled PlasmasFrequency DispersionMagnetized Plasma WavesOne-component PlasmaPlasma Dispersion RelationsPlasma Wave PropagationPolarizationPolarization PropertiesWave Propagation In Magnetized Plasmas
The quasi-localized charge approximation is used to calculate the wave spectrum of the magnetized three-dimensional strongly coupled one-component plasma at arbitrary angles θ between the wave vector and the magnetic field axis. Three frequency branches are identified whose interplay is strongly determined by β=ωc/ωp, the ratio of the cyclotron frequency ωc, and the plasma frequency ωp. The frequency dispersion relations for the three principal modes along the magnetic field cross in the case β<1, which strongly affects the transition from parallel to perpendicular wave propagation. For β>1, the frequencies of the different branches are well separated, and the long-wavelength dispersion in the intermediate and upper branch changes sign as θ is varied from 0 to π/2. In addition to the frequencies, we also investigate the waves' polarization properties.
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