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On the forcing e−iωt,
D=−i(ω−k⋅Δu).
(1)
The other three factors have roots with real decay rate −1/τ, so a real-frequency gas wave can resonate only with the undamped factor D. The resonance condition is therefore
ω=k⋅Δu​.
(2)
At resonance, D annihilates the forcing, so a particular solution acquires one power of time:
σ′(t)=Cte−iωt+O(1),∣σ′(t)∣∼∣C∣t​.
(3)
This is a streaming instability resonance: the gas wave's phase velocity along k matches the dust drift projected along the same wavevector.

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