“…These self-generated (or externally applied) transverse and axial magnetic fields affect the propagation of laser pulses in plasmas since the canonical momentum in a magnetized plasma is not conserved [6,7]. Furthermore, laser pulse interaction with magnetized plasmas finds various applications for different branches such as: nonlinear interaction [8], wakefield excitation [9], modulation instability [10,11], laser fusion schemas [12,13], and fast ignition schemes in inertial confinement fusion (ICF) [14]. Moreover, self-generated magnetic fields in the corona region have been studied for intense laser pulse interaction with magnetized plasmas.…”