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Spontaneous Waves in Discharge Tubes and in the Solar Atmosphere

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A THEORETICAL study has been made of the plane electromagnetic waves which can exist in a strongly ionized gas when a constant electric field E0 and a constant magnetic field H0 are both present. As the results of this work appear to be of general interest, a brief account of them is given here.

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BAILEY, V. Spontaneous Waves in Discharge Tubes and in the Solar Atmosphere. Nature 161, 599–600 (1948). https://doi.org/10.1038/161599b0

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