Heating of a Fully Ionized Plasma Column by a Relativistic Electron Beam

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Aug 1974

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Physical Review Letters, vol. 33, Issue 6, pp. 346-348

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A magnetized plasma column (np<=6×1013 cm-3) is heated by the injection of an intense relativistic electron beam along the magnetic field. The energy per electron-ion pair transferred to the plasma increases linearly with the beam-to-plasma density ratio nbnp. The electron heating is attributed to the electron-electron beam-plasma interaction while the energetic ions are produced by an electrostatic acceleration. After heating, the plasma column oscillates radially at a frequency proportional to Bnp12.

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