Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, The Netherlands, 1995, 539
pages.
Modulational Interactions in Plasmas is the first book to present all the basic considerations relevant to the topic. It adopts a simple and universal approach, based on new methods developed for the description of modulation interactions in arbitrary media. Emphasis is given to the role of modulational interactions in fundamental topics, such as laser acceleration, the generation of strong magnetic fields, r.f. plasma heating and current drive, physical phenomena in active geophysical and space experiments, interactions of r.f. radiation with the ionosphere, etc. The methods employed can also be applied to other areas of physics.
Modulational interactions in physics.
Modulational interaction of potential electric fields.
Higher nonlinearities.
Strongly nonlinear plasma waves.
Excitation of magnetic fields.
Homogeneous plasmas in exteal magnetic field.
Bounded and inhomogeneous plasmas in.
Exteal magnetic field.
Instabilities in collisional plasmas.
Instabilities of surface waves.
Two monochromatic pump waves.
Modulational processes and weak plasma turbulence.
Modulational Interactions in Plasmas is the first book to present all the basic considerations relevant to the topic. It adopts a simple and universal approach, based on new methods developed for the description of modulation interactions in arbitrary media. Emphasis is given to the role of modulational interactions in fundamental topics, such as laser acceleration, the generation of strong magnetic fields, r.f. plasma heating and current drive, physical phenomena in active geophysical and space experiments, interactions of r.f. radiation with the ionosphere, etc. The methods employed can also be applied to other areas of physics.
Modulational interactions in physics.
Modulational interaction of potential electric fields.
Higher nonlinearities.
Strongly nonlinear plasma waves.
Excitation of magnetic fields.
Homogeneous plasmas in exteal magnetic field.
Bounded and inhomogeneous plasmas in.
Exteal magnetic field.
Instabilities in collisional plasmas.
Instabilities of surface waves.
Two monochromatic pump waves.
Modulational processes and weak plasma turbulence.