2012
DOI: 10.3103/s0884591312050066
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The spontaneous magnetic field direction in an anisotropic MHD dynamo

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“…Of course, in real systems, the linear regime quickly changes to a nonlinear one due to high growth rates, and dynamo generation can acquire more interesting features, see, e.g., [19]. The shell approach is rather useful for studying the questions of how a growing magnetic field affects the velocity field and what specific transformation of the velocity field changes and stops the generation process.Moreover, other dynamo approaches, for example, based on a field-theoretic renormalization group analysis also look no less promising and interesting for comparing of initial and nonlinear dynamo regimes [20][21][22]. However, in this paper we will not discuss these issues, restricting our consideration to the two initial simple questions: is it possible to relate the processes of small-scale generation in both models and which part of the Kolmogorov kinetic spectrum is responsible for the growth of magnetic energy.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of course, in real systems, the linear regime quickly changes to a nonlinear one due to high growth rates, and dynamo generation can acquire more interesting features, see, e.g., [19]. The shell approach is rather useful for studying the questions of how a growing magnetic field affects the velocity field and what specific transformation of the velocity field changes and stops the generation process.Moreover, other dynamo approaches, for example, based on a field-theoretic renormalization group analysis also look no less promising and interesting for comparing of initial and nonlinear dynamo regimes [20][21][22]. However, in this paper we will not discuss these issues, restricting our consideration to the two initial simple questions: is it possible to relate the processes of small-scale generation in both models and which part of the Kolmogorov kinetic spectrum is responsible for the growth of magnetic energy.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%