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Nonlinear electromagnetic propagation in plasma filled cylindrical waveguides

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Using an appropriate expression for the field-dependent dielectric constant of a collisionless plasma, we have studied the field distribution of the TM01 mode in a cylindrical waveguide. The wave equation has been solved by a Runge Kutta technique. It is seen that on account of redistribution of carriers from the high-field regions to low-field regions a beam of frequency lower than the average plasma frequency can be transmitted if its power is high.

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Sodha, M.S., Chandra, P. & Tripathi, V.K. Nonlinear electromagnetic propagation in plasma filled cylindrical waveguides. Appl. Phys. 11, 299–301 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00897070

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