On radiation of electromagnetic and electroacoustic waves in a plasma
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Radiation from current distributions in a lossless compressible plasma media is considered. A linearized theory is used such that the isotropic electron plasma is regarded as a single fluid continuum. It is found that a considerable portion of the power is radiated as an electro-acoustic type wave. Some specialized results of other investigators are recovered.
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Radiation Resistance Field Quantity Acoustic Wavelength Poynting Flux Acoustic Component
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