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Solitons in a parametrically unstable plasma
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In this paper, it is shown that when analyzing Langmuir waves, a change in the boundary conditions can lead to drastically different mathematical results, and it is also shown that change in boundary conditions may lead to different results.Abstract:
It is shown that when analyzing Langmuir waves a change in the boundary conditions can lead to drastically different mathematical results.read more
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