Electron-Acoustic Solitary Waves in a Two-Temperature Plasma Having Electrons With Kappa Distribution

The excitation of nonlinear electron-acoustic solitary waves (SWs) is studied theoretically in an unmagnetized, uniform, and collisionless plasma. The plasma is composed of two types of electrons referred to as inertial cold electrons and inertialess Kappa (κ) distributed superthermal hot electrons along with stationary ions. Two parameters κ and β are introduced in the governing equations, where the density related parameter is defined by β = n
_co
/n
_ho
(n
_co
and n
_ho
are the cold and hot electron number densities, respectively). Using a reductive perturbation technique, nonlinear Korteweg-de Vries (KdV), modified KdV (mKdV), and standard Gardner (sG) equations have been derived, which admit SW solutions. The KdV equation allows to analyze both compressive (negative) and rarefactive (positive) solitons. But a significant solitary structure vanishes around a critical region corresponding to critical κ
_c
and β
_c
. To look a solitary structure in the critical region, it is proceeded to the next approach of mKdV solution with more higher order calculation of perturbation. But only rarefactive soliton is found in this approach. Furthermore, having higher order perturbation, the next approach of sG equation allows to rescue both compressive and rarefactive solitons even in the critical region. It is observed that the excitation of soliton pulses with various shapes depends on both parameters κ and β.