The linearized Vlasov equation for a hot inhomogeneous magnetoplasma is solved through the particle-orbit theory using the techniques of Fourier transforms. An analytical integral expression in →k space is obtained for the current density for waves propagating across the static magnetic field. When inverse Fourier transformed, it gives rise to a differential expression which is accurate up to order (rcλ)², (rc²λL), and (rcL)². The integral equation is solved numerically for the problems of Buchsbaum-Hasegawa resonances and the Bernstein modes propagating in an inhomogeneous magnetoplasma.
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