Journal of Plasma Physics · 1987 · 100 citations · 10 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsAcousticsPlasma PhysicsRadiation PhysicsPlasma TurbulencePlasma WavesElectromagnetic Plasma WavesGrowth RatesHarmonic Generation In PlasmasPlasma ProcessesPlasma Wave PropagationPlasma Wave TurbulenceWeak Turbulence
The theory for second harmonic plasma emission by the weak turbulence (or random phase) processes L + L ± S→T , proceeding in two three-wave steps, L ± S→L′ and L + L′→T , where L, S and T denote Langmuir. ion sound and electromagnetic waves, respectively, is developed. Kinematic constraints on the characteristics and growth lengths of waves participating in the wave processes, and constraints on the characteristics of the source plasma, are derived. Limits on the brightness temperature of the radiation and the levels of the L′ and S waves are determined. Expressions for the growth rates and path-integrated wave temperatures are derived for simple models of the wave spectra and source plasma.
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