Steady hydromagnetic flows in open magnetic fields. II - Global flows with static zones

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Computational Astrophysics, Magnetohydrodynamic Flow, Stellar Magnetic Fields, Stellar Winds, Gravitational Effects, Lorentz Force, Magnetic Field Configurations, Magnetic Flux, Pressure Gradients

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A theoretical study of an axisymmetric steady stellar wind with a static zone is presented, with emphasis on the situation where the global magnetic field is symmetrical about the stellar equator and is partially open. In this scenario, the wind escapes in open magnetic fluxes originating from a region at the star pole and a region at an equatorial belt of closed magnetic field in static equilibrium. The two-dimensional balance of the pressure gradient and the inertial, gravitational, and Lorentz forces in different parts of the flow are studied, along with the static interplay between external sources of energy (heating and/or cooling) distributed in the flow and the pressure distribution.

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