Landau damping of dust acoustic waves in the plasma with nonextensive distribution

The Landau damping of dust acoustic waves propagating in a dusty plasma composed of nonextensive distributed electrons and ions, and Maxwellian distributed dust grains is investigated based on kinetic theory. The dust acoustic waves are found in the range of k_vd?ω?k_vi?k_ve$k{v}_d?\omega ?k{v}_i?k{v}_e$, where _vα$v_{\alpha }$ is the thermal velocity of species α(=i,e,d)$\alpha (=i,e,d)$. The damping rate is shown to be dependent on the nonextensivity parameter q$q$ as well as the ratio of ion density to electron. In the limit q→1$q\to 1$, the result based on the Maxwellian distribution is recovered. The maximum Landau damping rate is found to be enhanced as the population of the electron density decreases.