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Filamentation Instability of Intense Microwaves in High Density Plasmas

Yasuki Mori, Kazuhiko Minami, Shigeomi Takeda

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Analysis of the filamentation instability presented by P. Kaw et al. is extended to apply in a plasma with relatively high densities. It is found that the spatial growth rate increases with the plasma density. This result enables us to expect a possibility for detecting the instability in laboratory plasmas. Experimental conditions to verify the instability are discussed in some detail.

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Analysis of the filamentation instability presented by P. Kaw et al. is extended to apply in a plasma with relatively high densities. It is found that the spatial growth rate increases with the plasma density. This result enables us to expect a possibility for detecting the instability in laboratory plasmas. Experimental conditions to verify the instability are discussed in some detail.

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Analysis of the filamentation instability presented by P. Kaw et al. is extended to apply in a plasma with relatively high densities. It is found that the spatial growth rate increases with the plasma density. This result enables us to expect a possibility for detecting the instability in laboratory plasmas. Experimental conditions to verify the instability are discussed in some detail.

Key concepts: Filamentation, Instability, Plasma, Plasma instability, Physics, Two-stream instability, Atomic physics, Microwave

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