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Transient Regimes of the Screw Dynamo
Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics, 2020The screw dynamo is a critical phenomenon—a self-excitation that occurs only when the magnetic Reynolds number (Rm) reaches some threshold value. Temporal magnetic field growth is shown to occur at Rm slightly smaller than this critical value. The appearance of temporal growth is also limited from below by the second critical value of Rm.
V. V. Titov +2 more
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Dissipative and generative fractional RLC circuits in the transient regime
Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2023zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Dusan Zorica, Stevan M. Cveticanin
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Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2013
AbstractCharacterizing scalar dispersion is a key concern in a wide variety of applications, including both steady-state and time-dependent studies of wastewater outfalls, salinity distribution in estuaries, and the spreading of pollutants from industrial spills. As the size of a scalar plume grows with respect to the size of the containing water body,
Rusty C. Holleman, Mark T. Stacey
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AbstractCharacterizing scalar dispersion is a key concern in a wide variety of applications, including both steady-state and time-dependent studies of wastewater outfalls, salinity distribution in estuaries, and the spreading of pollutants from industrial spills. As the size of a scalar plume grows with respect to the size of the containing water body,
Rusty C. Holleman, Mark T. Stacey
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