Self-focusing of higher-order circular cosine-hyperbolic Gaussian beams in plasma under an extended paraxial framework

In this manuscript, we present a theoretical investigation of the self-focusing propagation of higher-order circular cosine-hyperbolic-Gaussian beams (CiChGB) in non-relativistic collisionless plasma under the higher-order paraxial approach. The analysis employs the framework of the Wentzel–Kramers–Brillouin approximation (WKB) and supplemented by the higher-order paraxial contribution of the spatial intensity distribution. The study examines the influence of the beam order components of the cosine-hyperbolic function and decentered parameter on the intensity distribution of the CiChGB. The attention is given to the impact of the beam order on the self-focusing propagation of the CiChGB and the higher-order contributions to the local dielectric constant of collisionless plasma. It is observed that, at higher decentered parameter of the beam profile, the higher-order coefficients of dielectric constant of the collisionless plasma are significantly suppressed. This theoretical framework provides insights into the self-focusing propagation of higher-order CiChGB in the plasma environments.

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Applied Physics B
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2026-02-13
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00340-026-08628-x
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Nonlinear Photonic Systems
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Self-focusing of higher-order circular cosine-hyperbolic Gaussian beams in plasma under an extended paraxial framework

S. R. Kokare, S. D. Patil, S. L. Dhere, V. S. Pawar et al.
Applied Physics B
Nonlinear Photonic Systems
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Self-focusing of higher-order circular cosine-hyperbolic Gaussian beams in plasma under an extended paraxial framework

S. R. Kokare, S. D. Patil, S. L. Dhere, V. S. Pawar, V. V. Ganbavle, M. V. Takale, P. P. Nikam
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In this manuscript, we present a theoretical investigation of the self-focusing propagation of higher-order circular cosine-hyperbolic-Gaussian beams (CiChGB) in non-relativistic collisionless plasma under the higher-order paraxial approach. The analysis employs the framework of the Wentzel–Kramers–Brillouin approximation (WKB) and supplemented by the higher-order paraxial contribution of the spatial intensity distribution. The study examines the influence of the beam order components of the cosine-hyperbolic function and decentered parameter on the intensity distribution of the CiChGB. The attention is given to the impact of the beam order on the self-focusing propagation of the CiChGB and the higher-order contributions to the local dielectric constant of collisionless plasma. It is observed that, at higher decentered parameter of the beam profile, the higher-order coefficients of dielectric constant of the collisionless plasma are significantly suppressed. This theoretical framework provides insights into the self-focusing propagation of higher-order CiChGB in the plasma environments.

Applied Physics BVol. 132(3)
Shivaji University (IN), Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya (IN), Rajiv Gandhi University (IN), DKTE Society's Textile and Engineering Institute (IN), Kasturba Hospital (IN), Sinhgad Dental College and Hospital (IN)
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Nonlinear Photonic Systems
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