Computer Simulation of Magnetic Nova Shell Expantion

Physics – Plasma Physics

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An asymmetrical character of the shell expantion observed at many Nova may be associated with infuence of an inherent star magnetic field. Magneto-dipole energy of a Nova is much less than a kinetic energy of an exploding envelope. By this reason the conventional hydrodynamic models of point-like explosion with a spherical outward-directed shock wave do not consider effect of star magnetic field on the plasma movement. We used the numerical model based on the system of equations of the hybrid type( MHD approximation for electrons and Vlasov kinetic equations for ions). PIC-method for solving Vlasov equations was used. It gives an opportunaty to consider a complicated multi-flow motion of particles in plasma at super-Alfven velocity. At the beginning there is an immobile (cold) background plasma of a homogeneous concentration in a cylindrical region with a dipole magnetic field. Into the central spherical region of radius R, where the magnetic field remains uniform and constant , the external plasma does not penetrate with elastic reflections of ions at the spherical core surface. This boundary is spaced at r<

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