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Inverse bremsstrahlung (collisional) absorption of the laser beam is studied in plasma with a generalized (q‐nonextensive) electron velocity distribution and some kind of generalized electron density profile. It is shown… Click to show full abstract
Inverse bremsstrahlung (collisional) absorption of the laser beam is studied in plasma with a generalized (q‐nonextensive) electron velocity distribution and some kind of generalized electron density profile. It is shown that for some values of parameters designating the q‐nonextensive electron velocity distribution function and its generalized density profile, the calculated absorption coefficient reduces to the already known cases with Maxwellian velocity distribution with linear and exponential density profiles.
Journal Title: Contributions to Plasma Physics
Year Published: 2021
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