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Theory of parametric instabilities in gyro-devices at cyclotron harmonics

Gregory S. Nusinovich

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For gyro-devices operating at high cyclotron harmonics one of the main problems is to prevent the self-excitation of parasitic modes resonant with the fundamental cyclotron frequency. In previous papers the important class of possible instabilities in such tubes has not been considered yet, namely, the parametric instabilities.

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For gyro-devices operating at high cyclotron harmonics one of the main problems is to prevent the self-excitation of parasitic modes resonant with the fundamental cyclotron frequency. In previous papers the important class of possible instabilities in such tubes has not been considered yet, namely, the parametric instabilities.

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For gyro-devices operating at high cyclotron harmonics one of the main problems is to prevent the self-excitation of parasitic modes resonant with the fundamental cyclotron frequency. In previous papers the important class of possible instabilities in such tubes has not been considered yet, namely, the parametric instabilities.

Key concepts: Cyclotron, Harmonics, Parametric statistics, Physics, Excitation, Harmonic analysis, Cyclotron resonance, Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance

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