Bibcode
Bashir, M. F.; Vranjes, J.
Bibliographical reference
Physical Review E, Volume 91, Issue 3, id.033113
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3
2015
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Citations
7
Refereed citations
7
Description
It is shown that the universally unstable kinetic drift wave in an
electron-ion plasma can very effectively be suppressed by adding an
extra flowing ion (or plasma) population. The effect of the flow of the
added ions is essential, their response is of the type (vp
h-vf 0) exp[-(vph-vf 0)
2] , where vf 0 is the flow speed and vp h
is the phase speed parallel to the magnetic field vector. The damping is
strong and it is mainly due to this ion exponential term, and this
remains so for vf 0
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