1969
DOI: 10.1088/0022-3719/2/4/306
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Transverse magneto-plasma wave propagation in a periodic structure

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“…which was described in [15] and [16], takes place in this case. Note that if the quantity k z1 d 1 corresponds to an odd number of half-waves, then the band boundarykd = 0 is "destroyed," while for an even number of half-waves, this occurs for the band boundarykd = π.…”
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“…which was described in [15] and [16], takes place in this case. Note that if the quantity k z1 d 1 corresponds to an odd number of half-waves, then the band boundarykd = 0 is "destroyed," while for an even number of half-waves, this occurs for the band boundarykd = π.…”
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“…We now introduce the boundary conditions, which are used in the standard treatment of layered media having a Kronig-Penney structure, and wave propagation across the layers is considered [6,7]. Soliton solution for the current densities of the two layers is connected to one another at the boundary of the two layers in the following way: j 1 j zd l j 2 j zd 1 ; 20 @j 1 @z zd 1 @j 2 @z where d 1 d 2 d, and K is the nonlinear analog of the Bloch wave number.…”
Section: Periodic Boundary Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We note here that eq. (24) is quadratic in cos ( Kd), whereas in the linear case [4,6,7] the dispersion relation was linear in cos ( Kd). Therefore the charge density wave solitons have two modes of propagation corresponding to the two solutions of eq.…”
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“…In a number of theoretical papers the problems without taking the dissipation processes into account are considered. However, as it is known, taking the dissipation into account results in not only the attenuation of the structure own waves but changing of the dispersion character and minimum phase velocity limitation of the own waves [1,2]. Our work deals with the investigation of the dissipation influence on the semiconductor superlattice zone structure in the magnetic field.…”
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confidence: 99%