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Ion acoustic wave damping in a non-Maxwellian bi-ion electron plasma in the presence of dust

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In this work, we investigate the properties of ion acoustic waves generated by negative heavy ions in a multi-component non-Maxwellian electrostatic plasma, consisting of electrons, positive and negative heavy ions,… Click to show full abstract

In this work, we investigate the properties of ion acoustic waves generated by negative heavy ions in a multi-component non-Maxwellian electrostatic plasma, consisting of electrons, positive and negative heavy ions, and a background population of dust particles. In the absence of external energy source and collisions, the ion acoustic waves are subject to Landau damping. We perform a collisionless linear instability analysis within a slow damping approximation and study the effect of various plasma conditions on the damping rate. Our model is highly relevant to multi-ion laboratory plasmas and has been applied to K+– SF6− and K+– C7 F14− mixtures in particular.

Keywords: acoustic wave; plasma; ion acoustic; ion; dust; non maxwellian

Journal Title: Physics of Plasmas
Year Published: 2017

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