Abstract
Strong plasma turbulence is produced by electron beams in plasmas and can result in intense broadband radiation above the plasma frequency. A possible mechanism for producing plasma frequency harmonics is the high-frequency convective bunching of electrons in large-amplitude Langmuir waves. Using a model based on a localized, monochromatic wave solution, results for the spectrum of the radiation and its spatial distribution are derived.
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