Hydromagnetic stability of a finite-pressure axisymmetric rotating plasma
T.I. Gutkin, V. S. Tsypin, G. I. Boleslavskaia
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T.I. Gutkin, V. S. Tsypin, G. I. Boleslavskaia
Abstract
The stability of a rotating plasma column in a longitudinal magnetic field is studied by means of ideal single-fluid magnetohydrodynamics. The boundary-value problem is a self-adjoint problem for axisymmetric perturbations. The effect of a finite pressure on the stability of the system is studied when the initial radial plasma pressure and rotation frequency profiles are finite. At small values of ..cap omega.. >a..cap omega.., the rotating plasma is stable.
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The stability of a rotating plasma column in a longitudinal magnetic field is studied by means of ideal single-fluid magnetohydrodynamics. The boundary-value problem is a self-adjoint problem for axisymmetric perturbations. The effect of a finite pressure on the stability of the system is studied when the initial radial plasma pressure and rotation frequency profiles are finite. At small values of ..cap omega.. >a..cap omega.., the rotating plasma is stable.
Key concepts: Rotational symmetry, Magnetohydrodynamics, Physics, Plasma, Mechanics, Atmospheric-pressure plasma, Boundary value problem, Magnetic field