Dust-acoustic solitons in quantum plasma with kappa-distributed ions

Shahmansouri, M.

doi:10.1007/s12043-012-0465-4

Pramana - J Phys

2013

DOI: 10.1007/s12043-012-0465-4

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Dust-acoustic solitons in quantum plasma with kappa-distributed ions

M. Shahmansouri

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“…Blue, red, and green lines are in accordance with Eqs. (15),(16), and(17), respectively. (a) κ = 2 and (b) κ = 10.…”

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Large Amplitude Dust Ion Acoustic Solitons and Double Layers in Dusty Plasmas with Ion Streaming and High-Energy Tail Electron Distribution

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2014

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Large amplitude dust ion acoustic (DIA) solitons as well as double layers (DLs) are studied in a dusty plasma having a high-energy-tail electron distribution. The influence of electron deviation from the Maxwellian distribution and ion streaming on the existence domain of solitons is discussed in the (M, f) space using the pseudo-potential approach. It is found that in the presence of streaming ions and for a fixed f, solitons may appear for larger values of M. This means that in the presence of ion streaming, high values of the Mach number are needed to have soliton. The DIA solitary waves profile is highly sensitive to the ion streaming speed. Their amplitude is found to decrease with an increase of the ion streaming speed. In addition, we find that the ion streaming effect may lead to the appearance of double layers. The results of this article should be useful in understanding the basic nonlinear features of DIA waves propagating in space dusty plasmas, especially those including a relative motion between species, such as comet tails and solar wind streams, etc.

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“…Blue, red, and green lines are in accordance with Eqs. (15),(16), and(17), respectively. (a) κ = 2 and (b) κ = 10.…”

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Large Amplitude Dust Ion Acoustic Solitons and Double Layers in Dusty Plasmas with Ion Streaming and High-Energy Tail Electron Distribution

Shahmansouri¹,

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2014

Commun. Theor. Phys.

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Nonextensive dust acoustic shock structures in complex plasmas

Shahmansouri

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2013

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Nonlinear propagation of ion-acoustic waves in self-gravitating dusty plasma consisting of non-isothermal two-temperature electrons

Paul

Chatterjee²

2016

Indian J Phys

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Dust-acoustic solitons in quantum plasma with kappa-distributed ions

Cited by 7 publications

References 72 publications

Large Amplitude Dust Ion Acoustic Solitons and Double Layers in Dusty Plasmas with Ion Streaming and High-Energy Tail Electron Distribution

Large Amplitude Dust Ion Acoustic Solitons and Double Layers in Dusty Plasmas with Ion Streaming and High-Energy Tail Electron Distribution

Nonextensive dust acoustic shock structures in complex plasmas

Nonlinear propagation of ion-acoustic waves in self-gravitating dusty plasma consisting of non-isothermal two-temperature electrons

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