Abstract
A theory for instability in the long-time limit, arising from the electron gyro-motion in strongly magnetized plasmas, is presented. The analysis of the electron motion in the presence of a strong magnetic field leads to a theoretical framework similar to that of the Landau damping. Various electromagnetic modes are predicted to be possibly unstable, and the regime where the radiation from this instability would stand out, compared to the incoherent electron–cyclotron radiation, is identified. This instability would be relevant to the inertial confinement fusion and the gamma ray burst.
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