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most citedQuasilinear Approach of the Whistler Heat-Flux Instability in the Solar Wind

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A new low-beta regime for unstable proton firehose modes in bi-Kappa distributed plasmas

S. M. Shaaban, M. Lazar, R. F. Wimmer-Schweingruber +1

In the solar wind plasma an excess of kinetic temperature along the background magnetic field stimulates proton firehose modes to grow if the parallel plasma beta parameter is suff…

physics.plasm-ph2021

General dispersion properties of magnetized plasmas with drifting bi-Kappa distributions. DIS-K: DIspersion Solver for Kappa plasmas

R. A. López, S. M. Shaaban, M. Lazar

Space plasmas are known to be out of (local) thermodynamic equilibrium, as observations show direct or indirect evidences of non-thermal velocity distributions of plasma particles.…

physics.plasm-ph2019

Particle-in-cell simulations of the whistler heat-flux instability in the solar wind conditions

R. A. López, S. M. Shaaban, M. Lazar +4

In collision-poor plasmas from space, e.g., solar wind or stellar outflows, the heat-flux carried by the strahl or beaming electrons is expected to be regulated by the self-generat…

physics.plasm-ph2019

Particle-In-Cell simulations of the parallel proton firehose instability influenced by the electron temperature anisotropy in solar wind conditions

A. Micera, E. Boella, A. N. Zhukov +4

In situ observations of the solar wind show a limited level of particle temperature anisotropy with respect to the interplanetary magnetic field direction. Kinetic electromagnetic…

physics.plasm-ph2018

Beaming electromagnetic (or heat-flux) instabilities from the interplay with the electron temperature anisotropies

S. M. Shaaban, M. Lazar, P. H. Yoon +1

In space plasmas kinetic instabilities are driven by the beaming (drifting) components and/or the temperature anisotropy of charged particles. The heat-flux instabilities are known…