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Saturation Amplitude of Nonlinearly Excited Plasma Waves

Paul S. Lee, Y. C. Lee, Ching-Wen Chang, Der-San Chuu

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The saturation amplitude of a nonlinearly excited plasma oscillation is calculated, taking into account both the frequency-mismatch effect due to relativistic correction and the effect of collision damping. It is explicitly shown, even in cases where the collision frequency $\ensuremath{\nu}$ may be considered extremely small, how the inclusion of $\ensuremath{\nu}={0}^{+}$ leads to a qualitative change in the asymptotic behavior of the system.

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The saturation amplitude of a nonlinearly excited plasma oscillation is calculated, taking into account both the frequency-mismatch effect due to relativistic correction and the effect of collision damping. It is explicitly shown, even in cases where the collision frequency $\ensuremath{\nu}$ may be considered extremely small, how the inclusion of $\ensuremath{\nu}={0}^{+}$ leads to a qualitative change in the asymptotic behavior of the system.

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The saturation amplitude of a nonlinearly excited plasma oscillation is calculated, taking into account both the frequency-mismatch effect due to relativistic correction and the effect of collision damping. It is explicitly shown, even in cases where the collision frequency $\ensuremath{\nu}$ may be considered extremely small, how the inclusion of $\ensuremath{\nu}={0}^{+}$ leads to a qualitative change in the asymptotic behavior of the system.

Key concepts: Excited state, Physics, Amplitude, Saturation (graph theory), Collision, Collision frequency, Plasma, Atomic physics

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