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most citedExact relativistic kinetic theory of an electron beam-plasma system: hierarchy of the competing modes in the system parameter space

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physics.plasm-ph20228 cited

Nonlinear adiabatic electron plasma waves. I. General theory and nonlinear frequency shift

M. Tacu, D. Bénisti

This paper provides a complete self-consistent nonlinear theory for electron plasma waves, within the framework of the adiabatic approximation. The theory applies whatever the vari…

physics.plasm-ph20177 cited

Self-consistent theory for the linear and nonlinear propagation of a sinusoidal electron plasma wave. Application to stimulated Raman scattering in a non-uniform and non-stationary plasma

Didier Benisti

In this paper, we address the theoretical resolution of the Vlasov-Gauss system from the linear regime to the strongly nonlinear one, when significant trapping has occurred. The el…

physics.plasm-ph2017

Nonlocal adiabatic theory. II. Nonlinear frequency shift of an electron plasma wave in a multidimensional inhomogeneous plasma

Didier Benisti

In this article, we provide a general derivation of the nonlinear frequency shift, , for a sinusoidal electron plasma wave (EPW) that varies slowly enough for the results deriv…

physics.plasm-ph201711 cited

Nonlocal adiabatic theory. I. The action distribution function

Didier Benisti

In this paper, we address the motion of charged particles acted upon by a sinusoidal electrostatic wave, whose amplitude and phase velocity vary slowly enough in time for neo-adiab…

physics.plasm-ph2008120 cited

Exact relativistic kinetic theory of an electron beam-plasma system: hierarchy of the competing modes in the system parameter space

A. Bret, L. Gremillet, D. Benisti +1

Besides being one of the most fundamental basic issues of plasma physics, the stability analysis of an electron beam-plasma system is of critical relevance in many areas of physics…