2012
DOI: 10.1007/s10509-012-1275-3
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Effects of nonthermal ions of distinct temperatures on dust acoustic shock waves in a dusty plasma

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“…The above cited works [5,24,25,27] are confined to negatively charged dust and nonthermal ions or electrons of single temperature only. But the existence of two-temperature ions [26,28,29,[31][32][33]41]or electrons [34,[36][37][38] which are common to occur in both space environments [36,39,40]and laboratory plasmas [35,36] are the topic of recent interest. Recently, Tasnimet al have studied the effects of distinct temperature nonthermal ions on DA solitary [26]and shock [41]structures, respectively, in unmagnetized dusty plasmas with negatively charged dust.…”
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“…The above cited works [5,24,25,27] are confined to negatively charged dust and nonthermal ions or electrons of single temperature only. But the existence of two-temperature ions [26,28,29,[31][32][33]41]or electrons [34,[36][37][38] which are common to occur in both space environments [36,39,40]and laboratory plasmas [35,36] are the topic of recent interest. Recently, Tasnimet al have studied the effects of distinct temperature nonthermal ions on DA solitary [26]and shock [41]structures, respectively, in unmagnetized dusty plasmas with negatively charged dust.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…But the existence of two-temperature ions [26,28,29,[31][32][33]41]or electrons [34,[36][37][38] which are common to occur in both space environments [36,39,40]and laboratory plasmas [35,36] are the topic of recent interest. Recently, Tasnimet al have studied the effects of distinct temperature nonthermal ions on DA solitary [26]and shock [41]structures, respectively, in unmagnetized dusty plasmas with negatively charged dust. Dorranian and Sabetkar [42]have also studied the properties of DA solitons considering an unmagnetized dusty plasma system containing negatively charged dust and two nonthermal ion species at different temperatures deriving the Kadomtsev-Petviashivili (KP) equation.…”
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“…Meanwhile, a growing interest in what is known as dusty plasma has appeared [12,13]. It may very safely be assumed that the presence of implanted charged colloids can strongly influence the host semiconductor medium and therefore the various properties well studied in dusty plasma can be revisited in this newly thought complex plasma medium in semiconductors.…”
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“…However, two-electron temperature models along with their validity for different distributions (Such as Maxwellian, Nonthermal, Nonextensive, Kappa etc.) of two group of electrons have been successfully studied by many authors (Tasnim et al 2013;Emamuddin et al 2013a;Masud et al 2012Masud et al , 2013. In order to obtain a more generalized result on a magnetized dusty plasma composed of negatively charged mobile dust, two distinct temperature nonextensive electrons and Maxwellian ions, we have derived and solved KdV equation and displayed the results of numerical analysis.…”
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