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Localized solutions for circularly polarized electromagnetic waves in electron-positron plasmas

U A Mofiz, U de Angelis, A Forlani1984年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

Two possible localized solutions are found for large amplitude, circularly polarized, electromagnetic waves in electron-positron plasmas. Depending on the 'longitudinal' motion of the charges, a soliton (field amplitude) can propagate in a constant density plasma or a spatially localized vacuum cavity is formed and particles can be accelerated to very high velocities.

日本語訳

電子陽電子プラズマ中の大振幅・円偏光電磁波に対して、2つの局在解が見出される。電荷の「縦」運動に応じて、ソリトン(場の振幅)は一定密度中を伝播するか、あるいは空間的に局在した真空空洞が形成され、粒子は非常に高い速度まで加速され得る。

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