Comments on 'The equation of polarization transfer in an inhomogeneous magnetized plasma. I - Formalism' by F. T. Cheng and P. C. W. Fung

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Coupled Modes, Magnetic Fields, Nonuniform Plasmas, Polarization Characteristics, Differential Equations, Electric Fields, Functional Analysis, Plasma Dynamics, Tensor Analysis

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In their discussion of the transfer of polarized radiation in a weakly anisotropic, weakly inhomogeneous plasma, Cheng and Fung (1977) have included terms which describe the effects of `mode coupling' and of the `variation of the characteristic polarizations'. The latter effect is non- physical, and only the mode-coupling term should be retained. As the problem was formulated by Cheng and Fung, the two terms would cancel exactly; consequently, when corrected, the work of Cheng and Fung leads to a simple and useful method of including the effects of mode coupling in the weak anisotropy limit

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