Beam-plasma interaction in randomly inhomogeneous plasmas V. Krasnoselskikh (1), V. Lobzin (1,3), Musatenko K. (1,2), J. Soucek (4), J. Pickett (5), I.

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Beam-plasma interaction in randomly inhomogeneous plasmas V. Krasnoselskikh (1), V. Lobzin (1,3), Musatenko K. (1,2), J. Soucek (4), J. Pickett (5), I. Cairns (6) (1) LPCE / CNRS-University of Orleans, Orleans, France; (2) Radiophysics Department, Kiev University, Kiev, Ukraine; (3) IZMIRAN, Troitsk, Russia; (4) Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Prague, Czech Republic; (5) Departement of Physics and Astronomy, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, USA; (6) Sidney University School of Physics, University of Sydney, NSW 2006, Australia

Historical background Clumping of Langmuir waves in type III solar radio burst sources (Gurnett, 1978, Smith, 1977) No support for collapsing solitons (Smith, 1977) Role of plasma inhomogeneities in suppression of the linear instability due to removal of waves from resonance (Melrose, 1980, Smith and Sime, 1979) Density fluctuations are present in the solar wind Neugebauer, 1975, 1976; Celniker et al., 1983, 1987

Historical background Nishikawa & Ryutov, (1976) two physical effects should be taken into account : angular diffusion on the small amplitude density fluctuations and growth rate Notion of angular averaged increment Muschietti et al., (1985), Breizman, Ryutov, 1980: effect of the quenching of the instability due to angular diffusion Robinson (1995), stochastic growth rate, importance of the analysis of PDF

Basic model Similar to Nishikawa & Rytov (1976) Two effects: angular diffusion and linear growth rate / damping

Experimental data overview High frequency electric field data from the WBD instrument of CLUSTER Measures one component of the E-field Band-pass filtered between 1 kHz and 77 kHz WBD operates in duty cycles - each block of data is 10 milliseconds long and is followed by a gap of 80ms. The size of this block imposes limits the spectral resolution of the Fourier transform.

The Event (March 16, 2001) - CLUSTER in the Earth‘s foreshock (Diff = R E ) - Observed wave amplitudes up to 5 mV/m

Typical waveform

Equation for the spectral energy density of the Langmuir wave packet moving in plasma with random inhomogeneities Angular diffusion Growth inside the resonant region, damping outside it

Langmuir wave propagating in a plasma with a density gradient

Competition between growth and angular diffusion

Spatial distribution of the growth rate

Increment dependence upon coordinate and angle Θ=0 Θ=π/6

Equation Thomas method

Spatial distribution of the spectral energy density

The results of numerical simulations with a single large-scale inhomogeneity. (a)Spatial profiles of the ratio Г/D for  = 0 and Г max /D = 10, 15, 20. (b) Spatial dependence of normalized wave energy densities. (c) The profiles from (b) after a spatial shifts.

Spatial dependency of the spectral energy density logarithm for γ π/2 = 53; δ 1 = γ 0 /D = 80; δ 2 = v gr /(γ 0 Δ x) = 90; x max /a = 6000

Characteristic growth rate dependence upon parametres

Problem of characterization of the shot noise Rice (1944), Gilbert & Pollak (1960) For impulse shapes F(t) the probability distributions Q(I) = Pr[I(t) < I] obey an integral equation n – the average number of pulses per unit of time

Examples 1. Step-like distribution with the amplitude b, and average pulse rate n 2. F(t) = (1 – t), on time interval 0 < t <1, pulse rate n

Exponential distribution

Probability distribution function for shot noise with exponential pulses (Gilbert and Pollak, 1960)

How to compare model distributions with experimental ones ? Pearson classification of distributions: Gamma, beta, normal, log-normal et cetera belong to these classes. Two parameters that characterize the distribution family: are related to skewness and curtosis

Some definitions G 1 and G 2 are unbiased estimates of g 1 and g 2

Position on the diagram for Pearson curves β2β2 β1β1

Dependence of G 1 and G 2 on the effective number of regions with the positive growth rate

Probability distribution function of wave amplitudes In this viewgraph is plotted the PDF of peak wave amplitudes P(log E) in log-log axes (based on foreshock event from Feb 17, 2002). The amplitudes seem to be distrubuted similar to beta / gamma or log-normal PDF with a power-law tail at largest amplitudes. We suggest that the physics of large amplitude waves might be different from the physics at low amplitudes.

The Event (March 16, 2001) - CLUSTER in the Earth‘s foreshock (Diff = R E ) - Observed wave amplitudes up to 5 mV/m

Spectrum in detail This detailed spectrogram shows how the resonance condition between the wave frequencies is conserved. The frequency of the low frequency wave follows agrees with the frequency difference of the two high- frequency peaks even if this difference changes with time. In further analysis, we will prove this statement statistically.

PDF for Langmuir wave energy density for the period 9:25-10:13 UT on February 17, 2002 x – experiment –––– maximum likelihood fit of a log-normal distribution –––– fit of Pearson class IV distribution obtained by maximum likelihood method –––– fit of Pearson class IV distribution with parameters derived from estimates of moments

Diagram for various types of Pearson distributions (red circles - numerical simulations; green cross - experimental data)

Conclusions We consider the model describing the interaction of Langmuir wave packets with the beam in a randomly nonhomogeneous plasma. Two effects are taken into account: angular diffusion of the wave vector on density fluctuations, the suppression of the instability caused by the removal of the wave from the resonance with particles crossing density perturbations of relatively large amplitude

The problem is similar to the description of the shot noise and can be statistically treated in a similar way The major characteristic features of the electric field amplitude dynamics resemble ones resulting from exponential growth / damping of wave packets Shot noise consisting of randomly growing / damping wave packets is described by the PDF that belongs to type IV Pearson-distributions The best fit to experimental data PDF’s for regions, where the amplitudes of wave packets are relatively small, belongs to the same type of Pearson distributions.