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Geometry of the problem. We assume that the x, y plane separates two regions, this is the interface. Each region contains a density ρ1 (for the lower region) and ρ2 (for the upper region) with ρ1 < ρ2. The entire system is immersed into a magnetic field B lying in the x, z plane, forming an angle θ with the x-axis. We assume that the perturbation develops along the wave vector k, which lies in the x, y plane and forms an angle α with the x-axis. The charged (resp. neutral) fluid is subject to the gravity field gc (resp. gn), directed along −ez.
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