Journal Article10.1016/J.ASR.2011.12.001
Acceleration of energetic particles by whistler waves in active space experiment with charged particle beams injection
N.V. Baranets,Yuri Ruzhin,Nikolai S. Erokhin,V. V. Afonin,J. Vojta,J. Šmilauer,Karel Kudela,Jan Matisin,Mircea Ciobanu +8 more
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TL;DR: In this article, the wave-particle interaction during simultaneous injection of electron and xenon ion beams from the satellite Intercosmos-25 (IK-25 ) carried out using the data of the double satellite system with subsatellite Magion-3 (APEX).
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About: This article is published in Advances in Space Research. The article was published on 01 Mar 2012. The article focuses on the topics: Whistler & Longitudinal wave.
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Overview of APEX Project Results
TL;DR: The APEX mother-daughter project (Active Plasma EXperiments) was launched into an elliptical polar orbit (440 −-- 3080 km) in December 1991 as mentioned in this paper, consisting of the main Russian Interkosmos--25 (IK--25) satellite and the Czech MAGION--3 subsatellite, both with international scientific payloads.
Interaction of an electron beam with whistler waves in magnetoplasmas
TL;DR: In this paper, a dispersion relation of whistler waves has been derived, and first-order perturbation theory has been employed to obtain the growth rate of whistlers in the presence of parallel as well as oblique electron beam.
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Generation of whistler wave by parametric decay of lower hybrid wave in a complex plasma
TL;DR: In this article, the effect of fluctuations of dust grains on the parametric up conversion of lower hybrid waves into a whistler wave in a complex plasma is studied, and the growth rate Γ (sec−1) scales linearly with the amplitude of the pump waves, and it increases as the amplitudes of the lower hybrid pump waves increase.
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Injection of 40 kHz-modulated electron beam from the satellite: I. Beam-plasma interaction near the linear stability boundary
N.V. Baranets,Yu. Ya. Ruzhin,V. S. Dokukin,M. Ciobanu,Hanna Rothkaehl,A. Kiraga,J. Vojta,J. Šmilauer,Karel Kudela +8 more
TL;DR: In this article, the beam-plasma instability for a two-wave longitudinal interaction has been considered and the growth of instability depends on the frequency and wavenumber detunings between these longitudinal waves one of them is a slow beam mode with negative or zero wave energy defined near the linear stability boundary.
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Injection of 40-kHz-modulated electron beam from the satellite: II. Excitation of electrostatic and whistler waves
N.V. Baranets,Yu. Ya. Ruzhin,V. S. Dokukin,M. Ciobanu,Hanna Rothkaehl,A. Kiraga,J. Vojta,J. Šmilauer,K. Kudela,K. Kudela +9 more
TL;DR: In this article, the beam-plasma interaction effects during the active space experiment with electron and Xe-ion beam injections in an ionospheric plasma have been studied during the Intercosmos-25 station (IK-25) and Magion-3 subsatellite.
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Actively produced high-energy electron bursts within the magnetosphere: the APEX project
TL;DR: In this article, the authors deal with short, intensive bursts of field-aligned electrons observed during the active plasma experiment on board the MAGION-3 satellite and analyze the observed events, discuss the possible mechanisms of the particle spreading, and the role of the main satellite's activity as a possible source of these events.
Spacelab 1 experiments on interactions of an energetic electron beam with neutral gas
TL;DR: An unusual signature of return current and spacecraft charging potential was observed during the Space Experiments with Particle Accelerators (SEPAC) 1 mission launched on November 28, 1983 as mentioned in this paper, during neutral gas releases from the magnetoplasma-dynamic arcjet (MPD) concurrent with firings of the PICPAB (Phenomena Induced by Charged Particle Beams) electron gun and was recorded by the instruments of the SEPAC diagnostic package.
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