Journal of Plasma Physics · 1983 · 870 citations · 20 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsComputational Fluid DynamicsFluid DynamicsPlasma PhysicsMagnetic AnisotropyMagnetohydrodynamicsPlasma TurbulenceTurbulenceTurbulent FlowAnisotropic TurbulenceDissipationMagnetic Reynolds Number EffectsMagnetohydrodynamic EffectsMagnetohydrodynamic TurbulenceReynolds NumberTurbulence DissipationTurbulence In Magnetized Plasmas
The development of anisotropy in an initially isotropie spectrum is studied numerically for two-dimensional magnetohydrodynamic turbulence. The anisotropy develops through the combined effects of an externally imposed d.c. magnetic field and viscous and resistive dissipation at high wavenumbers. The effect is most pronounced at high mechanical and magnetic Reynolds numbers. The anisotropy is greater at the higher wavenumbers.
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