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Effects of ion collisions on TM modes in a cylindrical wave guide filled with hot moving plasma

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For a cylindrical wave guide, filled with hot collisional and moving plasma, the expression for damping coefficientK i (imaginary part of the wave vector) has been derived and discussed in case of TM modes. It is observed that due to the effects of ion collisions,K i remains less than zero for all values of β(=ν/c) and waves suffer strong reflections for β≤0.5. The damping is however not affected for moderate changes in collision frequencies, while for low values of electron collision frequency and plasma density, the damping coefficient varies in a parabolic fashion with sharp reflections at β≅0.3.

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Singh, R.K., Phalswal, D.R. Effects of ion collisions on TM modes in a cylindrical wave guide filled with hot moving plasma. Astrophys Space Sci 100, 453–456 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00651626

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