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This book is mainly about theoretical plasma physics. The goal of this book is to discuss the nonlinear wave phenomenon in magneto-plasma systems. The propagation of nonlinear electrostatic perturbations (viz. dust ion-acoustic waves (DIAWs), where the inertia is provided by the ions and the restoring force is provided by the hybrid nonthermal-nonextensive distributed electrons, dust-acoustic waves (DAWs) in which the massive negatively charged dust grains give the inertia and the restoring force comes from the super-thermal k-distributed electrons and positrons, and Maxwellian ions) have been…mehr

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This book is mainly about theoretical plasma physics. The goal of this book is to discuss the nonlinear wave phenomenon in magneto-plasma systems. The propagation of nonlinear electrostatic perturbations (viz. dust ion-acoustic waves (DIAWs), where the inertia is provided by the ions and the restoring force is provided by the hybrid nonthermal-nonextensive distributed electrons, dust-acoustic waves (DAWs) in which the massive negatively charged dust grains give the inertia and the restoring force comes from the super-thermal k-distributed electrons and positrons, and Maxwellian ions) have been investigated theoretically and numerically in a three-dimensional complex magneto-plasma system. The reductive perturbation method, which valid for small but finite amplitude of DIAWs and DAWs, is employed to derive the (3+1)-dimensional nonlinear Schrödinger equation (NLSE). The NLSE leads to the modulational instability of DIAWs and DAWs as well as the formation of dust ion-acoustic roguewaves (DIARWs) and dust-acoustic rogue waves (DARWs) which are formed due to the effects of nonlinearity in the propagation of the DAWs/DIAWs.
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I have completed my Master's degree in plasma physics from Bangladesh. Now, I am doing Ph.D. in experimental nuclear physics at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, USA.