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Direct determination of ion wave fields in a hot magnetized and weakly collisional plasma

Sarfaty et al., 1996

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1425555996419202574
Author
Sarfaty M
De Souza‐Machado S
Skiff F
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Physics of plasmas

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Electrostatic ion cyclotron wave fields are determined in a magnetized and weakly collisional plasma. A phased‐locked Laser Induced Fluorescence (LIF) diagnostic is used to directly measure the wave perturbed ion velocity distribution. Comparing these local LIF …
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