One‐Dimensional Magnetogasdynamic Flow with Wall Friction
The case of one‐dimensional magnetogasdynamic flow under the influence of wall friction is investigated. In particular, the case of an infinitely conducting, compressible plasma is studied when the flow direction and the direction of the magnetic field are at right angles to one another. It is shown...
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| description | The case of one‐dimensional magnetogasdynamic flow under the influence of wall friction is investigated. In particular, the case of an infinitely conducting, compressible plasma is studied when the flow direction and the direction of the magnetic field are at right angles to one another. It is shown that all flow variables can be expressed as functions of the ratio of the local flow velocity to the Alfvén velocity. It is shown that the flow has a variety of regimes delineated by specific singularities and extremities. A typical magnetogasdynamic Fanno flow chart is presented and it is noted that the flow differs markedly from that encountered in classical gasdynamics. |
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