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Wave equations in an anisotropic plasma imbedded in a moving dielectric medium have been derived through Maxwell-Minkowski relations. These are solved for longitudinal and transverse cases of propagation. The dispersion relation within the medium has been deduced through which the nature of splitting may be understood.
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De, S.S., Mal, M., Ghosh, B. et al. Field solution in an anisotropic plasma imbedded in a moving dielectric medium. Astrophys Space Sci 194, 251–259 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00643997
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