Transverse Hydromagnetic Plane Waves in the Presence of a Temperature Gradient
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The transverse hydromagnetic plane waves propagating in the horizontal direction in an electrically conducting fluid whose three (viscous, thermal and magnetic) diffusivities are all finite are investigated in the presence of a horizontal magnetic field and a vertical temperature gradient. The propagation characteristics for mercury are shown graphically. The possibility of existence of undamped waves is predicted under astrophysical conditions.
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- 1972-12-05
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