Abstract
On utilizing the kinetic model for transverse permittivity in a weakly magnetized electron plasma, the two particular phenomena of wave-particle interaction i.e., anomalous skin depth and energy transfer are examined in circularly polarized R- and L-waves within relativistic Fermi–Dirac distributed plasmas. Further, the non-trivial influential roles by some salient parameters i.e., relativistic thermal
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Conflict of interest statement: The authors declare no conflicts of interest regarding this article.
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