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Ion-acoustic solitons in a multi component plasma: comparison of different theoretical models

S Raychaudhuri, E F Gabl, K P Das, S N Sengupta1985年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

Conditions for the existence of ion-acoustic solitons have been derived and studied for a warm multi-ion component plasma with two electron temperatures. The models: (a) reductive perturbation method (using KdV equation), (b) warm ion fluid theory based on a method by Sakanaka (1972) and (c) kinetic theory approach have been compared.

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イオン音波ソリトンの存在条件が、2つの電子温度を持つ暖かい多イオン成分プラズマについて導出され、研究された。モデル:(a) 簡約摂動法(KdV方程式を使用)、(b) Sakanaka(1972)の方法に基づく暖イオン流体理論、および (c) 運動論的アプローチが比較された。

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