Internal nonlinear resonance on a charged jet

Nonlinear analytical asymptotic calculations of the second order of smallness show that the motion of a charged jet in a material medium generates periodic wave motions of the jet-medium interface (Kelvin-Helmholtz instabilities), which grow in time. In addition, the motion of the jet gives rise to nonlinear internal resonance interaction of waves. The parameters of this interaction (intensity and characteristic time) depend on the physical parameters of the system: electric charge density of the jet, its velocity in the medium, mass density, wavenumbers of interacting waves, and the interfacial tension coefficient.