Behram N. Kurșunoǧlu
Abstract
The relativistic transport equation for a one-particle distribution function is discussed. Transverse and longitudinal oscillations of a low-density plasma in the absence of external fields is considered by neglecting the collisions. Relativistic dispersion relations are derived and compared with non-relativistic theory.
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The relativistic transport equation for a one-particle distribution function is discussed. Transverse and longitudinal oscillations of a low-density plasma in the absence of external fields is considered by neglecting the collisions. Relativistic dispersion relations are derived and compared with non-relativistic theory.
Key concepts: Physics, Relativistic plasma, Relativistic particle, Plasma, Quantum electrodynamics, Distribution function, Dispersion relation, Transverse plane