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B-field induced mixing between Langmuir waves and axions

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arxiv 1807.06828 v2 pith:LCFQWBSY submitted 2018-07-18 hep-ph

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keywords plasmaaxionsdampingdispersioninducedoscillationsvelocitywaves
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We present an analytic study of the dispersion relation for an isotropic magnetized plasma interacting with axions. We provide a quantitative picture of the electromagnetic plasma oscillations in both the ultrarelativistic and nonrelativistic regimes and considering both non-degenerate and degenerate media, accounting for the dispersion curves as a function of the plasma temperature and the ratio of the plasma phase velocity to the characteristic velocity of particles. We include the modifications on the Landau damping of plasma waves induced by the presence of the axion field, and we comment on the effects of damping on subluminal plasma oscillations.

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