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Landau Damping Beyond Smooth Velocity Distributions: A Dispersion-Free Lagrangian Time-Domain Framework
The classic theory of Landau damping requires the velocity distribution function (VDF) to be analytically continued into the complex plane, implicitly requiring analyticity, which imposes constraints far more severe than infinite smoothness. Yet physical plasmas---encountered in discrete simulations
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