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Saturation Mechanism of Cosmic Ray Streaming Instabilities with a Shell Distribution
astrophysics-of-galaxieshigh-energy-astrophysical-phenomenaplasma-physicssolar-and-stellar-astrophysics
Cosmic rays (CRs) drive galactic winds and regulate galaxy growth while contributing to heating the central cooling plasma in dense galaxy clusters, making the nonlinear saturation of the instabilities that govern their transport a problem of central importance in astrophysics. Using fully kinetic p
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