Baroelectric effect and magnetic fields of planets and stars.

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Nov 1990

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Izv. Acad. Sci. USSR, Phys. Solid Earth, Vol. 26, No. 4, p. 275 - 283

Mathematics

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Planets: Models, Planets: Magnetic Fields

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This paper discusses the baroelectric effect (BE) - a phenomena caused by a redistribution of electrons in an inhomogeneously stressed conductor. The electrons pass from the area where their energy density is higher to one where it is lower. The electron redistribution gives rise to an electric field. If the redistributed charges move with the conductor, a magnetic field is also induced. BE are studied both phenomenologically (macroscopically) and on the quantum (microscopic) level (the Hartree-Slater method). Variations of BE field intensity as a function of the chemical composition are shown to be within an order of magnitude. A planetary model of a chemically homogeneous rotating sphere is shown to be a valid simplification. Estimates of magnetic field strength for celestial bodies are given.

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