The weakly magnetized modification for the mechanism of direct amplification of electromagnetic waves by beam-plasma instability.

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Plasma: Instabilities, Solar Radio Bursts: Polarization, Active Galactic Nuclei: Radio Jets

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On the basis of the authors' previous paper, the weakly magnetized modification for the dispersion relation of the ambient electromagnetic waves is taken into consideration. In the range of 1 < ωpe/Ωe < 10 (for the solar corona, interplanetary space and radio jets of galaxies), the growth rates of the ordinary and extraordinary modes excited directly by beam-plasma instability are calculated. The growth of the extraordinary modes is evidently restricted with the increasing ωpe/Ωe, hence, in the parameters of this paper, electromagnetic waves excited by beam-plasma instability is mainly in the ordinary modes, which can explain the polarization of type III solar bursts and the radio jets in active galactic nuclei.

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