Fig. 1.

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Uniform and unmagnetized plasma (ΔN = 0 and Ω = 0). We show β distributions of the PDFs of log|E|2 (a) and |E| (b) in the Pearson diagram (β1, β2), where β1 is the squared skewness and β2 is the kurtosis. The arrow indicates that as time advances, skewness and kurtosis increase. The legends in panel (b) list the time intervals [t0, t0 + ΔT] used to calculate the PDFs ( and indicate the different types of Pearson distributions; regions corresponding to Types I, IV, and VI are indicated in the map with roman numerals (see also Appendix A).
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