Level of electrostatic excitation associated with relativistic beam-plasma system and pulsar radiation

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Electrostatic Waves, Particle Beams, Plasma-Particle Interactions, Pulsars, Relativistic Plasmas, Stellar Models, Astrophysics, Beam Plasma Amplifiers, Density Wave Model, Wave Excitation

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A class of pulsar models which provide a stationary beam-plasma system as the source of radiation is considered. Since the beam-plasma system is stable near the pulsar, where the coherent curvature radiation damps the longitudinal mode, the beam-plasma system away from the star is considered so that effects of curvature radiation may be neglected. It is found that the total wave energy density may attain a significant fraction of the beam energy density, provided the beam and plasma carry away a comparable amount of energy from the star. It should be noted that the attained high wave energy density is peculiar to a relativistic beam-plasma interaction.

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