Pair-beam propagation in a magnetized plasma for modeling the polarized radiation emission from gamma-ray bursts in laboratory astrophysics experiments

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The propagation of a relativistic electron-positron beam in a magnetized electron-ion plasma is studied, focusing on the polarization of the radiation generated in this case. Special emphasis is laid on investigating the polarization of the generated radiation for a range of beam-plasma parameters, transverse and longitudinal beam sizes, and the external magnetic fields. Our results not only help in understanding the high degrees of circular polarization observed in gamma-ray bursts, but they also help in distinguishing the different modes associated with the filamentation dynamics of the pair beam in laboratory astrophysics experiments.

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Sinha, U., & Kumar, N. (2020). Pair-beam propagation in a magnetized plasma for modeling the polarized radiation emission from gamma-ray bursts in laboratory astrophysics experiments. Physical Review E, 101(6). https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevE.101.063204

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