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Importance of the Resonant Cosmic-Ray Streaming Instability Upstream of Collisionless Shocks
Cosmic rays (CRs) escaping collisionless shocks form a dilute, relativistic population whose current amplifies the upstream magnetic field, a process widely attributed to the non-resonant (Bell) instability. Solving the dispersion relation for both cold and finite-spread CR distributions, we show th
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