Abstract

Two-stream instabilities in an unmagnetized Lorentzian dusty plasma have been investigated using a kinetic theory approach. The occurrence of this instability is discussed in the case of three different plasma wave modes. The first one is the instability of the Langmuir wave driven by streaming suprathermal electrons. The second one is the instability of the dust ion-acoustic wave driven by streaming suprathermal electrons, ions, and dust grains. The last one is concerned with the instability of the dust acoustic wave driven by streaming suprathermal dust grains. Using the Lorentzian kappa velocity distribution function, the real and imaginary frequencies of these waves have been derived analytically. The effect of the suprathermal particle density and the streaming particle density on the real and imaginary frequencies of the waves is examined numerically.

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