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Weak Nonlinearities in Cold Plasma, as an example of elementary nonlinear interaction. First of all we must define what we mean by the term “cold plasma.” A plasma can be called cold when the thermal motion of the particles is negligibly small. This means that we must specify a reference quantity against which the mean thermal veloci

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Some Applications of Induced Wave Scattering in Plasma,hich lead to the excitation of plasma oscillations under astrophysical conditions. Among these are ex-citation by strong nonlinear waves, magnetohydrodynamic waves, and particle beams. These modes of excitation occur frequently on the sun, particularly in chromospheric flares. However, evidence of p

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Current Trends in Research on Nonlinear Effects in Plasma,ed into: 1) investigations in which the theory of nonlinear interactions is elaborated on a broad scale, i.e., toward a more detailed analysis of nonlinear interactions within the theoretical context of weak nonlinearity; 2) investigations invoking new approaches. In the first category we include th