Magnetoacoustic Nonlinear Periodic Wave and Soliton Structures in Degenerate Pair Plasmas in the Presence of Exchange-Correlation Force

By employing a two-fluid quantum magnetohydrodynamic (QMHD) model, linear and nonlinear aspects of magnetoacoustic wave propagation in dense magnetized electron–positron (e-p) plasma are examined in the presence of exchange-correlation potential as well. The degenerate plasma pressure and the Bohm potential effects are already taken in the model. The reductive perturbation method (RPM) is used, and the modified Korteweg–de Vries (modified KdV) equation (or KdV equation containing linear drift term) is derived for nonlinear magnetoacoustic wave propagation in degenerate pair plasma under periodic boundary conditions. The well-known Sagdeev potential approach is opted to obtain the analytical solution of magnetoacoustic cnoidal wave and soliton in dense pair plasmas. The numerical plots of magnetoacoustic cnoidal wave and soliton structures are also presented, and the condition of their formation in dense e-p plasma is discussed in detail. The parametric analysis in the absence and the presence of exchange-correlation potential effects of electrons and positrons is discussed. Moreover, the parametric analysis of the variations of plasma density and magnetic field intensity on the formation and propagation of nonlinear structures in dense e-p plasma in the presence of exchange-correlation force effects in the model is also done using the astrophysical plasma parameters mentioned in the literature for pulsars (or white dwarfs).