SpyLOG Sergey Vladimirov: Chapter "Charging Effects in Propagation of Waves in Dusty Plasmas"

Charging Effects in Propagation of Waves in Dusty Plasmas


S.V. Vladimirov


In ``Nonlinear Waves and Chaos in Space Plasmas", Eds. T. Hada and H. Matsumoto
(Terra Scientific, Tokyo, 1996), Chapter 7, in press


Abstract

New results in studies of the wave propagation in dusty plasmas are reviewed. The recent advances which allow us to investigate self-consistently the process of charging and its perturbations due to the collective oscillations are discussed. Influences of the charging effects on Thomson scattering as well as stimulated Brilloin scattering in equilibrium stationary dusty plasmas are considered. It is demonstrated that the effect of capture of electrons by the dust grains can give rise to a specific amplification of waves in non-equilibrium non-stationary dusty plasmas.


Table of Contents

1. Introduction.........................................................................................................................
2. Charging of a dust particle......................................................................................................
3. Dielectric permittivity of a dusty plasma....................................................................................
4. Wave scattering in equilibrium dusty plasmas..............................................................................
5. Stimulated scattering in collisional dusty plasmas.........................................................................
6. Wave amplification in non-stationary dusty plasmas....................................................................
Acknowledgements...................................................................................................................
References.............................................................................................................................



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