On the Scattering of Polarized Radio Emission by Langmuir Turbulence in a Plasma with a Magnetic Field
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Abstract
This paper is concerned with effects of radio emission scattering in plasmas by Langmuir turbulent pulsations, as well as with the influence of these effects on polarization characteristics of radio emission frequencies above the electron plasma frequency and near the plasma frequency. It is shown that, the effects of radio emission scattering due to Langmuir turbulence can radically alter polarization characteristics of emission. The degree of polarization, when optical thicknesses with respect to the scattering process are of the order of unity, can change by as much as 30%, both at high frequencies and at frequencies, close to the plasma frequency. It is pointed out that the scattering by Langmuir turbulence gives rise to a dependence of the degree of circular polarization of radio emission on the wavelength even in a homogeneous magnetic field. Possible implications of the above effects for the solar atmosphere are briefly discussed.
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