Parallel electric fields in extragalactic jets - Double layers and anomalous resistivity in symbiotic relationships

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Cosmic Plasma, Electric Fields, Electrical Resistivity, Plasma Jets, Plasma Layers, Distribution Functions, Electron Beams, Ion Beams, Particle Acceleration, Plasma Turbulence, Plasma Waves

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After examining the properties of Coulomb-collision resistivity, anomalous (collective) resistivity, and double layers, a hybrid anomalous-resistivity/double-layer model is introduced. In this model, beam-driven waves on both sides of a double layer provide electrostatic plasma-wave turbulence that greatly reduces the mobility of charged particles. These regions then act to hold open a density cavity within which the double layer resides. In the double layer, electrical energy is dissipated with 100 percent efficiency into high-energy particles, creating conditions optimal for the collective emission of polarized radio waves.

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