Abstract
The existence and propagation of dust acoustic waves in quantum four-component plasma are investigated by employing Sagdeev pseudo-potential. The plasma under consideration consists of both quantum electrons and ions beside negative and positive dust particulates. The general determining equation of the Sagdeev pseudo-potential is obtained, and it is found that the equation is very difficult to integrate. Due to the complexity involved in the structure of Sagdeev potential, this equation can only be solved in some limiting cases, such as semi-classical limit and small amplitude approximation. Our findings support the existence of compressive, rarefactive solitary waves and double layers in our plasma system. The influence of the relevant plasma parameters on the existence and profile of the obtained quantum nonlinear waves has been studied. The implications of the obtained results have wide relevance in the study of space and laboratory quantum dusty plasmas situations such as Jupiter’s magnetosphere, upper and lower mesosphere, and comet tails, as well as in condensed matter systems.
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