Stability Criteria in Plasma Waves

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This lecture covers the stability criteria in plasma waves, focusing on the Norton-Garder Theorem. It explains the conditions for stability in waves with only one maximum in the total distribution function, providing a detailed analysis of the Nyquist Criterion for instability.

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