DocumentCode
49512
Title
Roles of Dust Grains on Electrostatic IA Shocks in Highly Nonlinear Dense Plasma With Degenerate Electrons
Author
Zobaer, M.S. ; Mukta, K.N. ; Nahar, Lutfun ; Roy, Nicholas ; Mamun, A.A.
Author_Institution
Dept. of Phys., Jahangirnagar Univ., Dhaka, Bangladesh
Volume
41
Issue
5
fYear
2013
fDate
May-13
Firstpage
1614
Lastpage
1619
Abstract
A rigorous theoretical investigation is made on the highly nonlinear propagation of electrostatic shock waves in degenerate dense two-fluid plasma with relativistic electrons and inertial ions with the additional negatively charged dust grains. 1-D evolution of electrostatic shock waves is found to exist in such a plasma system employing the reductive perturbation method. It is also found that a highly nonlinear wave can propagate in the system whose profiles are showed with the solution of modified Burgers´ equation with the usual one. This is an unique finding among all the theoretical investigations made before whose probable implications are discussed in this investigation. The implications of the results obtained from this unique investigation in space and laboratory experiments are briefly discussed.
Keywords
dusty plasmas; plasma electrostatic waves; plasma ion acoustic waves; plasma nonlinear waves; plasma shock waves; 1D evolution; degenerate dense two-fluid plasma; degenerate electrons; electrostatic IA shocks; electrostatic shock waves; highly nonlinear dense plasma; highly nonlinear propagation; highly nonlinear wave; inertial ions; modified Burgers equation solution; negatively charged dust grains; plasma system; reductive perturbation method; relativistic electrons; Electric potential; Electric shock; Electrostatics; Equations; Plasmas; Shock waves; Degenerate electrons; IA waves; dense plasma; highly nonlinear propagation; negatively charged dust grains; planner Burgers´ equation; planner modified Burgers´ equation; reductive perturbation mode; shock waves;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Plasma Science, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0093-3813
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TPS.2013.2252927
Filename
6514138
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