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regions, but also at all latitudes and at all local times. The probe is currently in its second mission extension phase, with an end date currently scheduled for October 2028. The Juno/Waves instrument
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stimulated Raman scattering and two-plasmon decay, which involve Langmuir waves, as well as stimulated Brillouin scatter-ing and cross-beam energy transfer (CBET), which involve the ion acoustic response
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optical nanostructures (designed to control wave propagation) characterized by a periodic refractive index. Their modeling is based on the spectral analysis of the underlying wave operator. In these media
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) perpendicular to the magnetic field generates intense azimuthal flows. This canonical configuration can trigger centrifugal instabilities, Kelvin-Helmholtz instabilities, or drift wave instabilities
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of shock waves. Different fuel blends will be tested, at conditions similar to modern combustion devices. Products of the oxidation process will be collected for subsequent analyses. This phase of the work