Exponential stretching in filaments as fast dynamos in Euclidean and Riemannian 3D spaces
Garcia de Andrade

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new antidynamo theorem for non-stretched flux tubes, demonstrating that exponential stretching in filaments can lead to fast dynamo action in Euclidean and Riemannian 3D spaces, with implications for magnetic flux tube behavior.
Contribution
It derives a formula for flux tube stretch, linking plasma flow vorticity and torsion, and shows exponential stretching enables fast dynamo action, challenging Vishik's lemma.
Findings
Exponential stretching in flux tubes can produce fast dynamos.
Non-stretched filaments only support dynamo action if untwisted and unfolded.
The flux tube stretch formula relates plasma vorticity and torsion.
Abstract
A new antidynamo theorem for non-stretched twisted magnetic flux tube dynamo is obtained. Though Riemannian curvature cannot be neglected since one considers curved magnetic flux tube axis, the stretch can be neglect since one only considers the limit of thin magnetic flux tubes. The theorem states that marginal or slow dynamos along curved (folded), torsioned (twisted) and non-stretched flux tubes endowed with diffusionless plasma flows, if a constraint is imposed on the relation between poloidal and toroidal magnetic fields in the helical dynamo case. A formula for the stretch of flux tubes is derived. From this formula one shows that the Riemann flux tube is stretched by an interaction between the plasma flow vorticity and torsion, in accordance with our physical intuition. Marginal diffusionless dynamos are shown to exist obtained in the case of flux tube dynamos exponential…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeomagnetism and Paleomagnetism Studies · Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics · Geophysics and Gravity Measurements
