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Morphology of the MRI in Axial Symmetry: existence of a magnetic threshold
Giovanni Montani, Daniela Pugliese
Published 2014-09-29Version 1
We analyze the linear stability of an axially symmetric ideal plasma disk, embedded in a magnetic field and endowed with a differential rotation. This study is performed by adopting the magnetic flux surface function as the fundamental dynamical variable, in order to outline the role played by the co-rotation theorem, in the background configuration. The present formulation shows the existence of a magnetic threshold for the emergence of a Magneto-rotational instability. In the Keplerian case, triggering unstable modes requires the magnetic field forms an angle greater than 30 degree with the equatorial plane.
Comments: 5 pages
Categories: astro-ph.HE, physics.plasm-ph
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