2013
DOI: 10.1007/s10509-013-1611-2
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Current-driven solitons and shocks in plasmas having non-Maxwellian electrons

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“…The lighter electrons stick to the heavier dust grains and make them negatively charged dust particles. A great deal of literature has appeared on the topic of dusty plasmas consisting of electrons, ions and negatively charged dust grains (Rao et al 1990;Shukla et al 1991;Shukla and Mamun 2002;Mushtaq 2012, 2013;Shan and Saleem 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The lighter electrons stick to the heavier dust grains and make them negatively charged dust particles. A great deal of literature has appeared on the topic of dusty plasmas consisting of electrons, ions and negatively charged dust grains (Rao et al 1990;Shukla et al 1991;Shukla and Mamun 2002;Mushtaq 2012, 2013;Shan and Saleem 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many theoretical investigations have been devoted to the low frequency linear and nonlinear electrostatic waves in dusty plasma consisting of electrons, ions and negatively charged dust which include dust acoustic wave (DAW) (Rao et al 1990;Shan and Mushtaq 2013), dust ion acoustic wave (Shan and Mushtaq 2012;Shan and Saleem 2014) and dust drift wave (Shukla et al 1991).…”
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“…[15] The current-driven electrostatic nonlinear structures like solitons and shocks have been investigated in Saturn's magnetospheric plasmas having sheared flows, stationary dust and non-Maxwellian electrons. [16] The coupling of newly studied low-frequency electrostatic current-driven mode [16] with the electromagnetic Alfvén and drift waves has been investigated in Ref. [5], where the instability conditions and the growth rates of both inertial and kinetic Alfvén waves are estimated in the night side boundary regions of Jupiter's magnetosphere.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%