Influence of electromagnetic oscillating two-stream instability on the evolution of laser-driven plasma beat-wave
Devki Nandan Gupta, Kunwar P. Singh, Hyyong Suk
Abstract
Devki Nandan Gupta, Kunwar P. Singh, Hyyong Suk
Abstract
The electrostatic oscillating two-stream instability of laser-driven plasma beat-wave was studied recently by Gupta et al. [Phys. Plasmas 11, 5250 (2004)], who applied their theory to limit the amplitude level of a plasma wave in the beat-wave accelerator. As a self-generated magnetic field is observed in laser-produced plasma, hence, the electromagnetic oscillating two-stream instability may be another possible mechanism for the saturation of laser-driven plasma beat-wave. The efficiency of this scheme is higher than the former.
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The electrostatic oscillating two-stream instability of laser-driven plasma beat-wave was studied recently by Gupta et al. [Phys. Plasmas 11, 5250 (2004)], who applied their theory to limit the amplitude level of a plasma wave in the beat-wave accelerator. As a self-generated magnetic field is observed in laser-produced plasma, hence, the electromagnetic oscillating two-stream instability may be another possible mechanism for the saturation of laser-driven plasma beat-wave. The efficiency of this scheme is higher than the former.
Key concepts: Physics, Two-stream instability, Instability, Beat (acoustics), Plasma, Electromagnetic electron wave, Amplitude, Waves in plasmas