FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2995088114> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2995088114 abstract "Large amplitude, near-acoustic plasma waves have a temperature-dependent harmonic content and nonlinear frequency shifts. On cold plasmas, experiments show that fluid nonlinearities dominate, and the observed harmonic content is well predicted by a recent fluid analysis. In contrast, the measured nonlinear frequency shift is smaller than this theory prediction, suggesting the presence of other nonlinear effects neglected in this analysis. When the plasma is heated, kinetic effects become important, and we observe an increase in both the harmonic content and nonlinear frequency shift. Quantitative experiments on the stability of these large amplitude, near-acoustic plasma waves strongly support the idea that trapped particles reduce the amplitude threshold for instability below fluid models. At low temperatures, the broad characteristics of the parametric instability are determined by the frequency detuning of the pump and daughter wave and the wave-wave coupling strength, surprisingly consistent with simple cold fluid, three-wave theories. However, at higher temperatures, the pump wave becomes unstable at half the threshold pump wave amplitude, with similar exponential growth rates as for a cold plasma." @default.
• W2995088114 created "2019-12-26" @default.
• W2995088114 creator A5012531303 @default.
• W2995088114 creator A5017041430 @default.
• W2995088114 creator A5022921446 @default.
• W2995088114 creator A5044955583 @default.
• W2995088114 creator A5078335379 @default.
• W2995088114 date "2019-12-01" @default.
• W2995088114 modified "2023-10-15" @default.
• W2995088114 title "Fluid and kinetic nonlinearities of near-acoustic plasma waves" @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1463202885 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1501229920 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1556493348 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1892730552 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1963751657 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1964566044 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1974569256 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1975684667 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1977158160 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1982767422 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1991309261 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1992168735 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1992471273 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1994011707 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1995815031 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W1997014506 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2012333380 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2015676823 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2020687655 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2023918338 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2026146740 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2026947690 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2028305747 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2028890372 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2033582812 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2037215098 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2049792109 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2061037207 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2072129898 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2082291545 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2084905431 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2087994497 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2092501676 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2092579361 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2114167126 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2132971571 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2155566813 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2157035311 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2158155054 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2317197995 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2389341954 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2528673726 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2743704285 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2792497172 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2809902244 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2903004955 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2980850268 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2981257057 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W2998373017 @default.
• W2995088114 cites W4250296311 @default.
• W2995088114 doi "https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5129529" @default.
• W2995088114 hasPublicationYear "2019" @default.
• W2995088114 type Work @default.
• W2995088114 sameAs 2995088114 @default.
• W2995088114 citedByCount "6" @default.
• W2995088114 countsByYear W29950881142021 @default.
• W2995088114 countsByYear W29950881142022 @default.
• W2995088114 countsByYear W29950881142023 @default.
• W2995088114 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2995088114 hasAuthorship W2995088114A5012531303 @default.
• W2995088114 hasAuthorship W2995088114A5017041430 @default.
• W2995088114 hasAuthorship W2995088114A5022921446 @default.
• W2995088114 hasAuthorship W2995088114A5044955583 @default.
• W2995088114 hasAuthorship W2995088114A5078335379 @default.
• W2995088114 hasBestOaLocation W29950881141 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C105580336 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C120665830 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C121332964 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C127934551 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C158622935 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C180205008 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C184779094 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C185057767 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C204723758 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C207821765 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C24890656 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C30475298 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C57879066 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C62520636 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConcept C82706917 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConceptScore W2995088114C105580336 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConceptScore W2995088114C120665830 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConceptScore W2995088114C121332964 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConceptScore W2995088114C127934551 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConceptScore W2995088114C158622935 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConceptScore W2995088114C180205008 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConceptScore W2995088114C184779094 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConceptScore W2995088114C185057767 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConceptScore W2995088114C204723758 @default.
• W2995088114 hasConceptScore W2995088114C207821765 @default.

• next