# Turbulent effects through quasi-rectification

## TL;DR

This paper presents a realistic model explaining how electromagnetic waves are generated, propagate, and interact in strongly magnetized plasmas or NMR, highlighting turbulence through wave interference over long times.

## Contribution

It introduces a new model for wave interactions in magnetized plasmas and NMR, emphasizing turbulence effects from wave interference over extended periods.

## Key findings

- Electromagnetic waves can be internally generated and interact in magnetized plasmas and NMR.
- Wave interference leads to turbulence phenomena over long times.
- The model captures nonlinear and dispersive effects in high-frequency solutions.

## Abstract

This article introduces a physically realistic model for explaining how electromagnetic waves can be internally generated, propagate and interact in strongly magnetized plasmas or in nuclear magnetic resonance experiments. It studies high frequency solutions of nonlinear hyperbolic equations for time scales at which dispersive and nonlinear effects can be present in the leading term of the solutions. It explains how the produced waves can accumulate during long times to produce constructive and destructive interferences which, in the above contexts, are part of turbulent effects.