Electromotive force and large-scale magnetic dynamo in a turbulent flow with a mean shear.

Electromotive force and large-scale magnetic dynamo in a turbulent flow with a mean shear.
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平均剪切湍流中的电动势和大型磁发电机。

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2002
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Physical review. E, Statistical, nonlinear, and soft matter physics
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N. Kleeorin
N. Kleeorin
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I. Rogachevskii;N. Kleeorin

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