Electromagnetic Wave Model of Hydrogen and Helium Distribution at the Formation of the Solar System

Abstract

This paper considers the formation process of the protosolar hydrogen-helium cloud in chronological order. From the list of hypotheses about the solar system formation, the electromagnetic hypothesis of Alfvén was selected since it is based on the plasma state of the protosolar hydrogen-helium cloud. It presumably describes a supernova explosion and its contribution to the solar system formation. The spatial-temporal dynamics of changes in the density and velocity of ions in a cylindrical two-component hydrogen-helium plasma is described. It is shown that the motion velocities of two-type particles represent Benard cells oscillating with different periods. The proposed electromagnetic wave model was used to calculate the distribution of hydrogen and helium ions in the solar system at the beginning of its formation and after a supernova explosion.