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most citedThe case for a distributed solar dynamo shaped by near-surface shear

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astro-ph200414 cited

The problem of small and large scale fields in the solar dynamo

A. Brandenburg, N. E. L. Haugen, P. J. Käpylä +1

Three closely related stumbling blocks of solar mean field dynamo theory are discussed: how dominant are the small scale fields, how is the alpha effect quenched, and whether magne…

astro-ph2004240 cited

Magnetic field generation in fully convective rotating spheres

W. Dobler, M. Stix, A. Brandenburg

Magnetohydrodynamic simulations of fully convective, rotating spheres with volume heating near the center and cooling at the surface are presented. The dynamo-generated magnetic fi…

astro-ph200490 cited

Nonlinear current helicity fluxes in turbulent dynamos and alpha quenching

Kandaswamy Subramanian, Axel Brandenburg

Large scale dynamos produce small scale current helicity as a waste product that quenches the large scale dynamo process (alpha effect). This quenching can be catastrophic (i.e.int…

astro-ph2004

Helical coronal ejections and their role in the solar cycle

Axel Brandenburg, Christer Sandin, Petri J. Käpylä

The standard theory of the solar cycle in terms of an alpha-Omega dynamo hinges on a proper understanding of the nonlinear alpha effect. Boundary conditions play a surprisingly imp…

q-bio.BM200458 cited

How Long can Left and Right Handed Life Forms Coexist?

Axel Brandenburg, Tuomas Multamäki

Reaction-diffusion equations based on a polymerization model are solved to simulate the spreading of hypothetic left and right handed life forms on the Earth's surface. The equatio…

astro-ph2004103 cited

Mach number dependence of the onset of dynamo action

Nils Erland L. Haugen, Axel Brandenburg, Antony J. Mee

The effect of compressibility on the onset of nonhelical turbulent dynamo action is investigated using both direct simulations as well as simulations with shock-capturing viscositi…