Experimental Observation of Drift Instabilities in a Collisionless Plasma
Ph. Brossier, P. Deschamps, R. Gravier, R. Pellat, Candice L. Renaud
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Ph. Brossier, P. Deschamps, R. Gravier, R. Pellat, Candice L. Renaud
Abstract
Pressure-gradient---driven drift waves have been identified in a collisionless (${n}_{0}={10}^{10}$ ${\mathrm{cm}}^{\ensuremath{-}3}$, ${T}_{e}=10$ eV), 5.4-m-long, hydrogen plasma. Measurements show large but finite parallel wavelengths and short transverse wavelengths as predicted by the theory. For these wavelengths, computations give the maximum linear theoretical growth rate.
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Pressure-gradient---driven drift waves have been identified in a collisionless (${n}_{0}={10}^{10}$ ${\mathrm{cm}}^{\ensuremath{-}3}$, ${T}_{e}=10$ eV), 5.4-m-long, hydrogen plasma. Measurements show large but finite parallel wavelengths and short transverse wavelengths as predicted by the theory. For these wavelengths, computations give the maximum linear theoretical growth rate.
Key concepts: Wavelength, Physics, Plasma, Atomic physics, Computation, Transverse plane, Hydrogen, Computational physics