The theory of magnetohydrodynamic wave generation by localized sources. I - General asymptotic theory

Physics – Optics

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Asymptotic Methods, Magnetohydrodynamic Waves, Solar Corona, Wave Generation, Far Fields, Plasma Oscillations, Wave Packets, Waveforms

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The magnetohydrodynamic wave emission from several localized, periodic, kinematically specified fluid velocity fields are calculated using Lighthill's method for finding the far-field wave forms. The waves propagate through an isothermal and uniform plasma with a constant B field. General properties of the energy flux are illustrated with models of pulsating flux tubes and convective rolls. Interference theory from geometrical optics is used to find the direction of minimum fast-wave emission from multipole sources and slow-wave emission from discontinuous sources. The distribution of total flux in fast and slow waves varies with the ratios of the source dimensions l to the acoustic and Alfven wavelengths.

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