The weakly nonlinear localization of obliquely modulated high-frequency electromagnetic waves in an electron-positron-ion plasma is considered. It is shown that the amplitude of the wave turns out to be a strongly dependent function of the angle between the slow modulations and the fast spatial variations and that the possibility appears of spontaneous generation of low-frequency magnetic fields. These magnetic fields are also functions of this angle and of the high-frequency wave polarization. The analysis of colinear modulation in electron-positron plasmas shows that some restriction must be made regarding the validity of previous calculations.
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