Solar and Planetary Dynamos

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Edited by M. R. E. Proctor, University of Cambridge, P. C. Matthews, University of Cambridge, A. M. Rucklidge, University of Cambridge

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: May 2010
Print publication year:: 1994
Online ISBN:: 9780511662874
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511662874

Subjects:: Physics and Astronomy, Mathematical Physics, Astrophysics
Series:: Publications of the Newton Institute (1)

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Dynamo theory is the study of how large-scale magnetic fields can arise in bodies such as the Earth, Sun and stars, and it brings together researchers in such diverse subjects as geophysics, astronomy and nuclear reactor technology. In this book are papers on the theory of dynamos, delivered at the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences in Cambridge in September 1992, and these have been carefully brought together to form a unified presentation. Topics covered include: modelling of solar magnetic field generation, theoretical studies of the galaxies, and papers on 'fast dynamos', study of magnetic field regeneration in fluid of very high electrical conductivity. This volume represents a comprehensive record of research into the theory of dynamos.

"...a valuable reference on the overall state of the subject, as well as on current concerns and who is actively contributing." Peter Gilman, Science

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Compressible Magnetoconvection in Three Dimensions
pp 211-218

The Excitation of Nonaxisymmetric Magnetic Fields in Galaxies
pp 219-224

Localized Magnetic Fields in a Perfectly Conducting Fluid
pp 225-228

Turbulent Dynamo and the Geomagnetic Secular Variation
pp 229-232

On-Off Intermittency: General Description and Feedback Model
pp 233-240

Dynamo Action in a Nearly Integrable Chaotic Flow
pp 241-248

The Dynamo Mechanism in the Deep Convection Zone of the Sun
pp 249-256

Shearing Instabilities in Magnetoconvection
pp 257-264

On the Role of Rotation of the Internal Core Relative to the Mantle
pp 265-270

Evolution of Magnetic Fields in a Swirling Jet
pp 271-274

Analytic Fast Dynamo Solution for a Two-dimensional Pulsed Flow
pp 275-286

On Magnetic Dynamos in Thin Accretion Disks Around Compact and Young Stars
pp 287-294

The Strong Field Branch of the Childress–Soward Dynamo
pp 295-302

Evidence for the Suppression of the Alpha-effect by Weak Magnetic Fields
pp 303-310

Turbulent Magnetic Transport Effects and their Relation to Magnetic Field Intermittency
pp 311-320

Proving the Existence of Negative Isotropic Eddy Viscosity
pp 321-328

Dynamo Action Induced by Lateral Variation of Electrical Conductivity
pp 329-338

Spherical Inertial Oscillation and Convection
pp 339-346

Hydrodynamic Stability of the ABC Flow
pp 347-354

Dynamos with Ambipolar Diffusion
pp 355-362

Subject Index
pp 363-366

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