A New Approach to Magnetohydrodynamic Stability I a Practical Stability Concept
A New Approach to Magnetohydrodynamic Stability I a Practical Stability Concept
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(35)- However, since f and g are 2 non-singular functions of r and us for < r _< a and values of 2 us in one non-singular subinterval, we may as well restrict the equilibrium profiles to those which make f and g analytic functions 2 2 of both r and a> . The function R = R(n, us ) will then be analytic 2 in us and the expansion (39) can be analytically continued in the 2 2 2 complex as -plane. Then, one can choose [B(us ) ] < so that 2 2 2 2 6(us ) is imaginary and, consequently, us « us + 5(co ) is complex. 2 Equation (39) then gives for this complex us a possible real wall- position for which the boundary value problem x = at r =0 and for self-adjcint systems and we conclude that an extremum for 2 R as a function of us cannot occur. Hence, in each non-singular branches labelled by n. 2 Having proved that for fixed us R is an increasing function 2 of n, and for fixed n R is a monotonic function of us, it follows 2 that for fixed R us is a monotonic function of n. Choosing R = a, 2 we see that the solution as of the boundary value problem (35) is a monotonic function of n.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(35)- However, since f and g are 2 non-singular functions of r and us for < r _< a and values of 2 us in one non-singular subinterval, we may as well restrict the equilibrium profiles to those which make f and g analytic functions 2 2 of both r and a> . The function R = R(n, us ) will then be analytic 2 in us and the expansion (39) can be analytically continued in the 2 2 2 complex as -plane. Then, one can choose [B(us ) ] < so that 2 2 2 2 6(us ) is imaginary and, consequently, us « us + 5(co ) is complex. 2 Equation (39) then gives for this complex us a possible real wall- position for which the boundary value problem x = at r =0 and for self-adjcint systems and we conclude that an extremum for 2 R as a function of us cannot occur. Hence, in each non-singular branches labelled by n. 2 Having proved that for fixed us R is an increasing function 2 of n, and for fixed n R is a monotonic function of us, it follows 2 that for fixed R us is a monotonic function of n. Choosing R = a, 2 we see that the solution as of the boundary value problem (35) is a monotonic function of n.
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