A non-linear radio pulsar emission mechanism

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Magnetohydrodynamic Stability, Pulsar Magnetospheres, Pulsars, Radio Stars, Stellar Radiation, Extraterrestrial Radiation, Neutron Stars, Plasma Waves, Relativistic Particles, Solitary Waves

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A coherent pulsar emission mechanism is developed which involves, in addition to the assumed development of a relativistic two-stream instability in the neutron star's magnetosphere, both linear and nonlinear instability-development stages. While the linear treatment indicates the pertinence of a dispersion relation specific to pulsars, and the importance of the consequent, unstable plasma wave solution, the nonlinear treatment indicates the evolution of the two-stream interaction and demonstrates the stability of Langmuir soliton-like solutions, designated 'Langmuir microstructures', in the magnetospheric pulsar plasma; these microstructures generate two different types of radiation mechanism, of which one appears insufficient for the radiated power observed, while the other is a direct radiation by the microstructures themselves, and can account for both observed radio luminosities and temporal microstructures.

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