Transverse Plasma Resonans Mode in an Nonmagnetized Plasma and Its Practical Applications

F. F. Mende^1,

¹B.I. Verkin Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering, NAS Ukraine, 47 Lenin Ave., Kharkov, Ukraiua

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F. F. Mende. Transverse Plasma Resonans Mode in an Nonmagnetized Plasma and Its Practical Applications. American Journal of Electrical and Electronic Engineering. 2014; 2(5):152-158. doi: 10.12691/AJEEE-2-5-3

Abstract

Is shown that in the nonmagnetized plasma, besides longitudinal Langmuir resonance can exist the transverse plasma resonance. The resonance indicated can exist in the confined plasma. It is known that with the nuclear explosions the electromagnetic radiation in the very wide frequency band is observed, up to the radio-frequency range. And if the emission in field of light range can be explained by the emission of separate atoms, then emission in the region of radio-frequency band can be caused only by collective processes, which occur in the confined plasma. The use of transverse resonance makes it possible to create resonators and band-pass filters, and also lasers on the collective plasma oscillations. Transverse plasma resonance can be used also for the warming-up of plasma and its diagnostics. Is introduced the concept of magnetoelectrokinetic waves.

Keywords

plasma, resonance, Langmuir resonance, plasma resonance, cavity, laser

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