Wave propagation and transformation in the frame of magnetohydrodynamics with a vortex electric field
G.S. Bisnovatyi-Kogan, I.A. Kondratyev, S.G. Moiseenko

TL;DR
This paper extends classical MHD equations by incorporating full Maxwell equations with displacement current to study wave propagation and transformation in magnetized plasma, revealing new behaviors and conditions for wave transformation.
Contribution
It derives a dispersion relation for linear waves in magnetized plasma using full Maxwell equations, enabling analysis of wave transformation and new wave behaviors.
Findings
Wave transformation from MHD to EM occurs only in highly magnetized plasma.
Identifies parameter regions where waves cannot propagate and only damping static perturbations exist.
Derives a comprehensive dispersion relation including MHD, HD, Alfven, and EM waves.
Abstract
Bright transient objects in different wave bands have been discovered in recent years. To explain these short (from ms to s), and very powerful events different models, galactic and extragalactic, have been considered. One of popular model is based on the suggestion of transformation of the magnetized plasma blob, presumably a MHD shock wave, moving with relativistic speed, into electromagnetic pulse after collision with some obstacle, or at entering in media with different properties. Such transformation cannot be described in the frame of classical MHD equations, which don't contain the displacement current, and don't include such transformation. Updating of the classic MHD equations by using of full set of Maxwell equation with displacement current, made recently by several authors, gave a possibility to describe hydrodynamic phenomena, together with electromagnetic ones by the same…
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TopicsSolar and Space Plasma Dynamics · Ionosphere and magnetosphere dynamics · Magnetic confinement fusion research
