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Stationary waves at a plasma—magnetic field interface

  • M. D. Savage (a1)
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This paper considers the steady two-dimensional ‘magnetic bottle’ in which a moving, compressible and electrically conducting plasma is confined by a horizontally aligned magnetic field. It is assumed that dissipation by viscosity and resistivity is negligible and that the plasma-magnetic field interface is free from instabilities of all kinds.

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