Stabilizing effects of short-range collisions on longitudinal plasma waves
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The paper deals with the problem of linear stability of longitudinal waves in a partially ionized plasma. The one-term BGK collision is added to the Vlasov equation. F(v) is taken as a superposition of two Maxwellians. It is shown that depending on the collision frequency, the plasma is stabilized by the binary collisions. Numerical experiments confirm theoretical predictions.
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