Guiding-center transformation 1. δf = q ( c v f 0, (1) mc (v B 0) v f 0. (3)
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1 Guidig-ceter trasformatio 1 This is my otes whe readig Liu Che s book[1]. 1 Vlasov equatio The liearized Vlasov equatio is [ t + v x + q m E + v B c ] δf = q v m δe + v δb c v f, 1 where f ad δf are the equilibrium ad perturbed distributio fuctios, respcetively, E, B, δe, ad δb are the equilibrim ad perturbed electromagetic field. We cosider the case of E =. Defie the uperturbed Vlasov propagator the Eq. 1 is writte as F t +v x + q mc v B v, 2 Fδf = q m δe + v δb c v f. 3 2 Guidig-ceter trasformatio We ow cosider the guidig-ceter trasformatio i uiform magetic field. The trasformatio from the particle variables x, v to the guidig-ceter variables X, ε, µ, α, is defied as X = x+v e Ω, 4 ε= v2 2, 5 µ = 2 /2B, 6 = sgv, 7 ad α is the gyrophase agle which is defied i the followig. Here e = B /B, Ω = qb /mc. I terms of ε, µ, α,, the parallel ad perpedicular velocity of a particle are give respectively by v = 2ε B µ, 8 ad = 2B µ e 1 cosα +e 2 siα, 9 where e 1 ad e 2 are two orthogoal uit vectors perpedicular to B ; e 1 e = ad e 2 = e e 1, thus Eq. 9 idicates the gyrophase agle is defied as the icluded agle betwee ad e 1. We ow cosider the trasformatio of the /x ad /v operators to the guidig-ceter variables. For otatio coveiece, we defie V =ε, µ, α,. The we have From Eq. 4, we obtai x = X x X + V x V 1 X = I, 11 x ad, sice the equilibrium magetic field is uiform, the defiitio of ε, µ, α, ad do ot ivolve spatial variables, thus V is idepedet of x, i.e., V =. 12 x
2 2 Sectio 2 Usig the above results i Eq. 1 gives x = I X + V = X. 13 Now cosider the trasformatio of the gradiet i velocity space, /v, From Eq. 4, we get v = X v X + V v V X v = v e v Ω = 1 v e Ω v The secod term of r.h.s. of Eq. 14 ca be writte as Usig ad Eq. 16 is writte as where V v V v V = ε v α v = 1 Usig Eqs. 15 ad 2 i Eq. 14 yields v = I e Ω 14 = 1 Ω I e 15 ε + µ v µ + α v α 16 ε =v, 17 v µ v =, 18 B e V = v ε +v B µ + e α 19 α, 2 e α =e. 21 X + v ε + v B µ + e α Usig Eqs. 13 ad 22, the uperturbed Vlasov propagator ca be writte, term by term, as q mc v B v α 22 F t +v x + q mc v B v, 23 v t = t x = v X = I e = v Ω = v Ω 24 + v X 25 X Ω X +v ε + v B µ + e α α I e Ω X + e α α = v e [ I e = Ω X α X ] + v Ω eα α 26
3 Solutio to the liearized equatio i the electrostatic limit 3 Usig Eqs. 24, 25 ad 26, the uperturbed Vlasov propagator, F, is writte as The equilibrium equatio F = t + v Ω X α F g. 27 F g f g =, 28 the reduces to sice equilibrium distributio fuctio is idepedet of time ad spatial locatio Ω α f g =, 29 Here, the subscript g stadig for guidig-ceter deotes a quatity of guidig-ceer variables, X, V. The solutio to Eq. 29 is obvious, i.e., f g = f g ε, µ,, 3 or equivaletly, i term of the usual coordiators, the equilibrium distributio fuctio is writte as f = f, v. 31 The liearized Vlasov equatio i guidig-ceter coordiates is writte as t +v Ω δf g = q δe + v δb X α m c v f = q δe g + v δb g v m c ε + v B µ where use has bee made of that f is idepedet of X ad α. f g, 32 3 Solutio to the liearized equatio i the electrostatic limit I the electrostatic limit, we have δe = δφ x 33 = δφ g X 34 the the liearized Vlasov equatio i guidig-ceter coordiators is writte as F g δf g = q δφ g m X v ε + v f g ε, µ,, B µ 35 which ca be arraged ito the form Notig that F g δf g = q m δφ g X [ v ε + ε + ] f g 36 B µ δφ v =, 37 Trasformig to guidig-ceter coordiates, Eq. 37 is writte as I e Ω X +v ε + v B µ + e α δφ g =. 38 α Dottig the above equatio by e α, ad otig that e α = ad e α v =, we obtai φ g X = Ω δφ g α. 39
4 4 Sectio 3 Usig this i the r.h.s of Eq. 36 gives F g δf g = q [ δφg m X v ε Ω δφ g α ε + ] B µ f g 4 Followig Che s book, to make cotact with the low-frequecy limit, we would like to remove the /α terms i r.h.s of the above equatio. Thus we let δf g = q m δφ g ε + f g +δg g 41 B µ the substitute this ito Eq. 4 gives a equatio for δg g [ q F g m δφ g ε + ] f g + F g δg g = q [ δφg B µ m X v ε Ω δφ g α f g =, the above equatio is reduced to Usig F g ε + B µ ε + B µ B µ q f g F g m δφ g + F g δg g = q m [ δφg X v ε Ω δφ g α ε + ε + ] B µ f g. 42 ] B µ f g, 43 Usig the form of F g give by Eq. 27 i the above equatio gives ε + f g B µ t + v Ω q X α m δφ g + F g δg g = q [ δφg m X v ε Ω δφ g α ] f g, which ca be simplified to ε + [ q f g B µ m t + v F g δg g = q δφg m X v ε F g δg g = q [ fg m ε X f g δφ g t ] δφ g + F g δg g = q δφg m ] δφ g ε + [ t + v X + f g B µ t +v X X v ε which agrees with Eq. III.2.7 i Che s book[1]. Notig that δg g must be a periodic fuctio i the gyrophase agle α, i.e., thus, δg g ca be expressed as B µ f g, f g ε + δφ g ], 44 δg g X, µ, ε, α+,, t=δg g X, µ, ε, α,, t, 45 =+ δg g = δg g exp iα, 46 where δg g is idepedet of α. Similarly, δφ g X, ε, µ,, α, t must be a periodic fuctio i the gyrophase agle α, thus, δφ g ca also be expressed as =+ δφ g = δφ g exp iα, 47 where δφ g is idepedet of α. Substitutig the above expressios for δg g ad δφ g ito Eq. 44, yields the followig equatio for δg g F g δg g + iω t v X δφ g. + v X δg g = q m fg ε t + f g B µ t + 48
5 Solutio to the liearized equatio i the electrostatic limit 5 I obtaiig the above equatio, we have made use of the fact that differet harmoics are ot coupled. We ote i passig that 1 δg g = δg g. 49 Eq. 48 is similar to the umagetic case, hece ca be readily solved by Laplace trasformatio i time ad Fourier i space. Usig the followig otatio δâ g ω, k L p tf r X[δA g X, t] 5 Eq. 48 is solved to give δĝ g = 1 q f g ω k v Ω m ε ω + f g ω k v B µ δφˆg. 51 Now, i order to make cotact with later discussios o ouiform plasmas where v is ot a costat of the motio due to varyig B, we wat to remove the parallel propagator, /X, from the r.h.s of Eq. 44. Thus, we furhter write v X f g δg g = q m δφ g B dµ + δh g. 52 Substitutig this ito Eq. 44 yields a equatio for δh g + v t Ω q X α m δφ f g g + F g δh g = q B dµ m ] fg δφ g, B µ v X f g q m B dµ δφ g, t + v X f g q m B dµ F g δh g = q m Ω δφ g + F g δh g = α Ω α δφg t The, for the th harmoic i α, we obtai t + v + iω δh g X = q m δφ g + F g δh g = q m f g ε + Ω δφ g α fg ε q m fg δφg t fg δφ g ε t δφ g t, f g ε + [ t + + f g B µ t + ε f g, 53 B µ t iω f g B dµ δφ g, 54 which further gives Laplace i time ad Fourier i space δĥ g = q 1 fg m ω k v Ω ε ω + Ω f g δφˆg B dµ. 55 Usig Eqs. 41 ad 52, δf g ca be expressed i terms of δh g as δf g = q m δφ g ε f g + δh g, 56 which ca be further writte as δf g = q m δφ f g g ε + δh g exp iα. 57 Laplace trasformig i time ad Fourier trasformig i space, the above equatio is writte as δfˆg = q f g m δφˆg ε + δĥ g exp iα. 58
6 6 Sectio 3 Substitutig δĥ g give by Eq. 55 ito the obve equatio, gives δfˆg = q f g m δφˆg ε q m 1 fg ω k v Ω ε ω +Ω f g δφˆg exp iα, 59 B dµ For the electromagetic field, we have δa = δax, t. Trasformig to guidig-ceter coordiates, δa g δax, t=δa g X, V, t. 6 Note that δa g depeds o V. We ow derive the relatio betwee δâ ad δâ g, δa L 1 p ωf 1 dω d r kδâ = 3 k 3δÂω, kexp iωt + ik x = δa g = L 1 p ωf 1 r kδâ g dω d = 3 k 3δ gω, k, V exp iωt + ik X 61 Usig we obtai where X = x + v e Ω, 62 δâ g expil k =δâ, 63 L k =k v e Ω Without ay loss of geerality, we defie k = k e 1 + k e, the we have L k = λsiα, where λ = k /Ω, α is the gyrophase agle, which is defied as the icluded agle betwee ad e 1. Usig the idetity exp ± iλsiα= J λexp ± iα 65 i Eq. 63 gives 64 δâ g = δâexp il k = δâexp iλsiα = δâj λexp iα 66 For the electrical potetial, the above equatio is writte as δφˆg = δφˆj λexp iα 67 Comparig the above equatio with Eq. 47, we obtai δφˆg = δφˆj λ. 68 Usig this i Eq. 59 gives δfˆg = q f g m δφˆg ε q 1 fg m ω k v Ω ε ω + Ω f g δφˆj λexp iα, 69 B dµ Usig Eq. 67, the above equatio is writte as δfˆg = q δφˆf g J λexp iα q m ε m δφˆ 1 fg ω k v Ω ε ω + Ω f g J λexp iα, 7 B dµ
7 Solutio to the liearized equatio i the electrostatic limit 7 Usig that δfˆgexpiλsiα =δfˆ, Eq. 7 is writte as δfˆ = q δφˆf g m ε q m δφˆ Defie the gyrophase average J λexp iα +iλsiα 1 fg ω k v Ω ε ω +Ω f g J λexp iα + iλsiα 71 B dµ δfˆ the Eq. 71 ca be itegrated to give δfˆ = q δφˆf g J λ 1 O m ε q m δφˆ iλsiαdα O = 1 1 ω k v Ω dαδfˆg, 72 exp iα + iλsiαdα fg ε ω + Ω f g B dµ J λ 1 exp iα + We ote that the itegral represetatio of the Bessel fuctio J λ = 1 e iα λ siα dα, 74 the, Eq. 73 is writte as δfˆ = q δφˆf g J 2 O m ε λ q m δφˆ Usig δfˆ J 2 λ=1, the above equatio is writte [ = q O m δφˆ f g ε which agrees with Eq. III.2.23 i Che s book[1]. 3.1 Dispersio relatio Poisso s equatio is Laplace i time ad Fourier i space, we obtai k 2 δφˆ= 1 ε where the perturbed desity is give by ˆj = fˆjd 3 v = B dεdµ fˆj dα v B dεdµ v = Usig Eqs. 76 ad 79, Eq. 78 is writte as k 2 δφˆ= 2 [ 1 q j B dεdµ δφˆ ε m j v j 73 1 fg ω k v Ω ε ω +Ω f g J 2 B dµ λ. 75 J 2 λ fg ω k v Ω ε ω + Ω f ] g, 76 B dµ 2 δφ= 1 q j δ j. 77 ε j j f g ε q j δˆj, 78 δfˆj O 79 J 2 λ fg ω k v Ω ε ω + Ω f ] g, B dµ 8
8 8 Sectio 4 from which we obtai the dispersio relatio D e.s = 1+ j χ j = 81 where χ j, the j th-species susceptibility, is give by χ j = 1 2 q j 1 [ B dεdµ f g ε m j k 2 v ε = ω 2 pj 1 [ B dεdµ f g k 2 j v ε J 2 λ ω k v Ω J 2 λ ω k v Ω fg ε ω + Ω f ] g B dµ ], fg ε ω + Ω f g B dµ where ω 2 pj = j e 2 /m j ε, j is the equilibrium desity of the jth-species. Usig J 2 λ = 1, the above equatio ca also be writte as χ j = ω 2 pj 1 k 2 j = ω 2 pj 1 k 2 j Ω f g B dµ ] = ω 2 pj 1 k 2 j [ B dεdµ v [ B dεdµ v B dεdµ v J 2f g ε + which agrees with Eq. III.2.26 i Che s book[1]. J 2 λ fg ω k v Ω ω +k v + Ω ω k v Ω J 2 f g ε + ε ω +Ω f ] g B dµ J 2 λ ω k v Ω fg ε ω + J 2 [ λ k ω k v Ω v +Ω f g ε + Ω f ] g, 82 B dµ 4 Kietic theory of low-frequecy Magetohydrodyamic waves Accordig to Eqs. 41 ad 44, we have δf g = q m δφ g ε + ad t + v Ω X α δg g = q [ δφg f g m t ε + B µ f g + δg g, 83 t + v X ] fg δφ g. 84 B µ We cosider Ω/α term to be at the fastest times scale, at the order of O1, all other terms, amely, /t ad v /X, are at the order of Oη, where η is a small parameter. Expadig δg g as δg g =δg g + δg g1 + where δg g Oη. Similarly for δφ g, i.e., δφ g = δφ g + δφ g1 + Substitutig the expasios ito Eq. 84, we have, to the order of O1,, α δg g =, 87 which idicates δg g is idepedet of gyrophase α. To the ext order, Oη, we have t + v δg g Ω X α δg g1 = q [ ] δφg f g m t ε + t +v fg δφ g. 88 X B µ
9 Bibliography 9 Makig use of the periodicity of δg g1 i gyrophase α, we ca average the above equatio over gyrophase to elimiate the last term o the l.h.s, which gives otig that δg g is idepedet of α t +v δg g = r.h.s X O, 89 where r.h.s O 1 dαr.h.s = q 1 δφg dα m t = q m δφg t f g ε + [ f g ε + t + v X [ t + v X ] fg δφ g B µ δφ g ] fg B µ, 9 where, i obtaiig the last equality, we have used the fact that f g is idepedet of α. Also we have used that 1 δφ g dα = δφ g, 91 where δφ g is the expasio coefficiet whe expadig δφ g as series of α harmoics. Equatio 89 alog with Eq. 9 gives the electrostatic low-frequecy liear grokietic equatio for uiform magetized plasmas. The equatios agree with Eq.III.7.7 ad Eq. III.7.8 i Che s book[1]. Notig that δφˆg = J λφˆ 92 ad makig Laplace trasformatio i time ad Fourier i space to both sides of Eq. 89, we obtai iω + ik v δĝ g = q f [ iωj g λφˆ m ε + ] fg iω +k v J λφˆ 93 B µ δĝ g = q m J λφˆ ω ω k v f g ε + f g B µ 94 Bibliography [1] Liu che. Wave ad Istabilities i Plasmas. World Scietific Pub Co Ic, 1987.
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