Magnetohydrodynamics : Historical evolution and trends

Part I Dynamo, Astrophysics, and Plasmas: How MHD Transformed the Theory of Geomagnetism, by Paul Roberts Early Magnetohydrodynamic Research in Stockholm, by Bo Lehnert Dynamo Experiments, by Agris Gailitis, Olgerts Lielausis, Gunter Gerbeth, Frank Stefani Mean-Field Dynamo Theory: Early Ideas and Today's Problems, by Karl-Heinz Radler Astrophysical MHD - The Early Years, by Leon Mestel Turbulence and Magnetic Fields in Astrophysical Plasmas, by Alexander A Schekochihin, Steven C Cowley Transient Pinched Plasmas and Strong Hydromagnetic Waves, by John E Allen. Part II High Magnetic Fields: Early Years of MHD at Cambridge University Engineering Department, by Martin Cowley Julius Hartmann and His Followers: a Review on the Properties of the Hartmann Layer, by Rene Moreau, Sergei Molokov Liquid Metal Magnetohydrodynamics for Fusion Blankets, by Leo Buhler Geostrophic versus MHD Models, by Thierry Alboussiere. Part III Turbulence: The Birth and Adolescence of MHD Turbulence, by Keith Moffatt How Analogous is Generation of Vorticity and Passive Vectors (Magnetic Fields)? , by Arkady Tsinober MHD Turbulence at Low Magnetic Reynolds Number: Present Understanding and Future Needs, by Rene Moreau, Andre Thess, Arkady Tsinober Modelling of MHD Turbulence, by Bernard Knaepen, Olivier Debliquy, Daniele Carati The Growth of Magnetohydrodynamics in Latvia and Israel, by Herman Branover Velocity Measurement Techniques for Liquid Metal Flows, by Sven Eckert, Andreas Cramer, Gunter Gerbeth Flow Control and Propulsion in Poor Conductors, by Tom Weier, Victor Shatrov, Gunter Gerbeth. Part IV Electromagnetic Processing of Materials: Overview of Electromagnetic Processing of Materials, by Shigeo Asai Applications of High Magnetic Fields in Materials Processing, by Hideyuki Yasuda Effect of AC Magnetic Fields on Free Surfaces, by Yves Fautrelle, Alfred Sneyd, Jacqueline Etay Numerical Modelling for Electromagnetic Processingof Materials, by Valdis Bojarevics, Koulis Pericleous Magnetic Fields in Semiconductor Crystal Growth, by Hiroyuki Ozoe, Janusz S Szmyd, Toshio Tagawa An Outline of Magnetoelectrochemistry, by Antoine Alemany, Jean-Paul Chopart.

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