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Higher order contribution to the propagation characteristics of low frequency transverse waves in a dusty plasma

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Characteristic features of low frequency transverse wave propagating in a magnetised dusty plasma have been analysed considering the effect of dust-charge fluctuation. The distinctive behaviours of both the left circularly polarised and right circularly polarised waves have been exhibited through the analysis of linear and non-linear dispersion relations. The phase velocity, group velocity, and group travel time for the waves have been obtained and their propagation characteristics have been shown graphically with the variations of wave frequency, dust density and amplitude of the wave. The change in non-linear wave number shift and Faraday rotation angle have also been exhibited with respect to the plasma parameters. It is observed that the effects of dust particles are significant only when the higher order contributions are considered. This may be referred to as the ‘dust regime’ in plasma.

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Misra, A.P., Roy Chowdhury, A. & Paul, S.N. Higher order contribution to the propagation characteristics of low frequency transverse waves in a dusty plasma. Pramana - J Phys 63, 579–593 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02704485

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