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Electromagnetic force
versus a
for g=1
Electromagnetic force
versus g
for a=1
Steady states for g=1 and
for a=1
Results of 3D
stability studies:
Marginal stability curves:
A=1, g=1; A=2, g=1; A=3, g=1; A=4, g=1;
A=1, a=1; A=2, a=1; A=3, a=1; A=4, a=1;
Stability diagrams
g=1, A=2,3, and 4, 1≤a≤2; g=1, A=1;
g=1, A=2, 0≤a≤20; g=1, A=3,4,
0≤a≤20;
a=1, A=1, 0≤g≤20; a=1, A=2, 0≤a≤20;
a=1, A=3,4, 0≤g≤20
Amplitudes of the most unstable
perturbations for g=1.
Animations
made for the visualization of 3D perturbations:
A=1, a=1: meridional
cross-section, axial cross-section
A=1, a=10: meridional
cross-section, axial cross-section
A=1, a=20: meridional
cross-section, axial cross-section
A=2, a=1: meridional
cross-section, axial cross-section
A=2, a=5: meridional
cross-section, axial cross-section
A=2, a=10: meridional
cross-section, axial cross-section
A=2, a=20: meridional
cross-section, axial cross-section
A=3, a=1: meridional
cross-section, axial cross-section
A=3, a=10: meridional
cross-section, axial cross-section
A=4, a=1: meridional
cross-section, axial cross-section
A=4, a=10: meridional
cross-section, axial cross-section
See Ref. 34
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