MHD turbulence via extended Burgers' equation

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Burger Equation, Dynamo Theory, Kinetic Equations, Magnetic Diffusion, Magnetohydrodynamic Turbulence, Fourier Transformation, Kinematics, Optimization, Time Dependence, Viscosity

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The problem of the turbulent dynamo is analytically investigated. Starting from an extended Burgers' equation, a hierarchy of the associated wave-correlation functions is obtained through linearization, symmetry conditions, and statistical method. This hierarchy is closed using the Bogoliubov (1962) method, which takes into account the time dependence of all higher order wave correlation functions on the second order one. It permits the derivation of dynamical equations which statistically describe the nonlinear interaction of different wave modes. These equations do not lead to negative energy spectra like those obtained numerically. It is found that when the kinematic viscosity equals the magnetic diffusivity, the results agree with the recent numerical simulation of nonhelical weak turbulent flow. Thus, this study eliminates the objections raised against applying the hierarchy method to the turbulent dynamo problem.

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