论文信息 - Hydromagnetic instability of a gravitating finite resistive fluid layer sandwiched in a different fluid

Hydromagnetic instability of a gravitating finite resistive fluid layer sandwiched in a different fluid

Abstract The hydromagnetic instability analysis is made of a gravitating finite resistive fluid layer sandwiched in a nonconducting infinite fluid of different densities. A general eigenvalue relation valid for all perturbations is derived on the basis of a normal mode type technique. The conditions for stability and instability states are determined. Some results obtained by earlier authors are also derived as special cases of the present analysis.

Lokenath Debnath | Ahmed E. Radwan | L. Debnath | A. E. Radwan

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