Length of magnetic field lines in turbulent plasmas.
← Research streamProvides a theoretical estimation of the length of magnetic field lines in a two-dimensional periodic magnetohydrodynamic problem, relating field-line length to the energy dissipation scale under Iroshnikov–Kraichnan turbulence statistics.
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Abstract
An estimation of the length of any magnetic field line in a two-dimensional periodic magnetohydrodynamic problem is provided. This is done by using some classical function theory results on the analytic extension of the vector potential. The essential parameter, the maximum of this extension, may be analyzed in the case of turbulent plasmas by admitting the Iroshnikov-Kraichnan statistics, establishing in this way a relation between the length of any magnetic field line and the energy dissipation scale. (c) 2002 American Institute of Physics.
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Main findings
Provides a theoretical estimation of the length of magnetic field lines in a two-dimensional periodic magnetohydrodynamic problem, relating field-line length to the energy dissipation scale under Iroshnikov–Kraichnan turbulence statistics.
Limitations
- No EMF exposure scenario, frequency, or dosimetry described (focus is theoretical magnetohydrodynamics).
- No biological/health outcomes reported.
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Identifiers and source
DOI: 10.1063/1.1476950
PubMed: 12779559