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The collisional Weibel Instability of a laser heated plasma slab

E M Epperlein, T H Kho, M G Haines1986年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

The collisional Weibel instability growth rate is calculated for an overdense plasma slab heated by inverse-bremsstrahlung. Results are obtained for a background electron distribution function from a Fokker-Planck code and from linear transport. The former indicates inhibition in the growth rate close to critical density and enhancement near the foot of the heat front.

日本語訳

衝突性ワイベル不安定性の成長率は、逆制動放射によって加熱される過密プラズマスラブに対して計算される。結果は、フォッカー・プランクコードおよび線形輸送からの背景電子分布関数に対して得られる。前者は、臨界密度付近での成長率の抑制と、熱波面の近傍での増強を示す。

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