Low-frequency ( approximately 500- approximately 2000 Hz) oscillations are detected in a double-plasma device in association with double layers in which the potential drop somewhat exceeds the ionisation potential of the gas. The oscillations are interpreted as ion-acoustic waves excited by an ionisation instability. A simple theory of the instability is presented and its results are compared with observations.
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