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Journal Article
Photoelectric effects on the instability of the current-driven dust ion-acoustic waves in a collisional and streaming dusty plasmas with dust charge fluctuation
2023
Overview
The photoelectric effects on the instability of the current-driven dust ion-acoustic (DIA) waves in a collisional and streaming dusty plasmas are theoretically investigated using fluid model with dust charge fluctuation considering dust grains as negatively charged. It is found that the photoelectric effects through dust charge fluctuation give the growth of the DIA waves beside the damping effects of collision and streaming of the plasma species. Growth rate of the DIA waves are numerically investigated using the values of appropriate plasma parameters.
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The Korean Physical Society,Springer Nature B.V
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