Journal of the Physical Society of Japan · 1977 · 14 citations · 3 references
EngineeringMagnetic ResonancePlasma PhysicsWave TheoryGeophysicsMagnetismMagnetohydrodynamicsComputational ElectromagneticsPlanetary MagnetosphereElectromagnetic WavePhysicsWave PropagationHybrid ResonanceMeridian PlaneRay TrajectoriesSynchrotron RadiationMagnetospheric PlasmaLower HybridApplied PhysicsResonanceHigh-frequency ApproximationMagnetic Field
The ray trajectories of electrostatic wave to the lower hybrid (LH) resonance on the meridian plane of torus is significantly modified as compared with that without shear. The ray starting from the vicinity of the plasma surface rotates spirally around the magnetic axis. The ray reaching the layer S =0, where the perpendicular dielectric constant vanishes, is not terminated but reflected along the second characteristic curve towards another point on the layer S =0. After being reflected successively, rays finally converge on the node point of the layer S =0 on the equatorial plane. In the absence of he layer S =0 the rays infinitely reflect between the cutoff layers near the center and surface of plasma and cover all the region between the layers.
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The resonance cones of electron plasma waves in toroidal, inhomogeneous plasmas
P. Javel, G. Müller, U. Weber et al. · Plasma Physics · 1976 · 12 citations