journal article·2020-06-01Open access

Dust ion acoustic multi-shock wave excitations in the weakly relativistic plasmas with nonthermal nonextensive electrons and positrons

M. G. Hafez, Sudhir Singh, R. Sakthivel, S. F. Ahmed

AIP Advances· Volume 10· Issue 6

Abstract

This article investigates the dust ion acoustic multi-shock wave excitations in weakly relativistic multi-component plasma by assuming nonthermal, nonextensive electrons and positrons, relativistic ion fluid having kinetic viscosity and immobile dust. Burgers equation is derived to investigate such excitations by applying the reductive perturbation method. The exponential functions are directly implemented to determine the novel multi-shock wave solution of Burgers equation. The dust ion acoustic (DIA) multi-shock wave excitations are investigated systematically to reveal the effects of parameters, namely, viscosity coefficient of ions, positron to electron density ratio, immobile dust to electron density ratio, ion to electron temperature ratio, electron to positron temperature ratio, and relativistic streaming factor of ions in the presence of nonthermal, nonextensive, and concurrently acting nonthermal and nonextensive electrons as well as positrons. It is found that the amplitudes and widths of not only single, but also multi-shock wave compressive and rarefactive electrostatic potential structures are changed with the influence of all plasma parameters. The obtained results may be useful to analyze the nature of DIA multi-shock wave phenomena in various astrophysical as well as space environments (particularly, in pulsar relativistic winds with supernova ejecta) and future studies in plasma laboratory.
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OpenAlex topics: Dust and Plasma Wave Phenomena · Ionosphere and magnetosphere dynamics · Earthquake Detection and Analysis

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Affiliations

Department of Mathematics, Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology 1 , Chattogram 4349, Bangladesh

Department of Mathematics, National Institute of Technology 2 , Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu 620015, India

Department of Applied Mathematics, Bharathiar University 3 , Coimbatore 641046, India

Science and Math Program, Asian University for Women 4 , Chattogram 4000, Bangladesh

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