A current flowing across a uniform magnetic field is considered. Turbulently induced anomalous electron collisions allow electrons to diffuse across the magnetic field. The anomalous electron collisions can destabilize a negative energy ion wave and thus cause substantial ion heating. This process may be of interest in collisionless shocks and turbulent heating experiments.
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