Multicomponent WKB and Path Integrals

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Apr 2006

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American Physical Society, APS April Meeting, April 22-26, 2006, abstract #D1.021

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By examining path integral methods for multicomponent wave equations in the presence of localized resonances, we are led to a new approach to multicomponent WKB. We are pursuing a new formalism, developed by N. Zobin, which should make it easier to identify uncoupled dispersion functions and polarizations, even in complicated geometry. As an example, a toroidally symmetric plasma is studied using a cold plasma model similar to that used in [1]. 1] A. N. Kaufman, E. R. Tracy, and A. J. Brizard, ``Helical rays in two- dimensional resonant wave conversion'', Phys. Plasma 12 (2005) 022101.

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