Lecture

Plasma Instabilities: Unstable Domain Mapping

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Description

This lecture discusses the mapping of unstable domains in plasma instabilities, focusing on the dispersion relation roots and the conditions for instability. The instructor explains the significance of the real axis of the G-plane and the image of Im{u}=0, providing insights into the behavior of unstable plasma waves.

Instructor

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