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Magneto-acoustic Effects in Stellar Winds Introduction • The flux of particles from stars is called stellar wind • Global parameters are dM/dt and vterminal • Different stellar models predict different values for the above parameters • Radiation pressure of the star is considered as a main source of stellar wind • Red giants problem Alfven model • The wind is treated as a highly conductive fluid v 1 B j ( E B) E c c t c 2 B c (v B ) (v B) B t 4 4 The “frozen” field concept B (v B ) t d B B ( ) ( )v dt d (x ) (x )v dt d ( v ) dt Magnetic field lines MHD equations ( v ) 0 t v 1 (v )v p B ( B) t 4 B (v B ) t Linearization B( x , t ) B0 B1 ( x , t ) ( x , t ) 0 1 ( x , t ) ikx it u ( x , t ) v1 ( x , t ) v1e 2 2 v1 ( s v A )( k v1 )k (v A k )[( v A k )v1 (v A v1 )k (k v1 )v A ] 0 2 p s 2 2 B v A2 0 40 Modes • If k and vA are perpendicular-longitudinal mode with ulong2=s2+vA2 • If k and vA are parallel, there are two modes • Longitudinal with u=s (pure acoustic wave) • Transverse with u= vA (Alfven wave) Mass loss rate of red giants 4 7/2 B dM 17 1 0 R* 9.1 10 [ M Sun yr units] 3/ 2 13 dt M * (10 0 ) dM 8 10 7 [ M Sun yr 1units ] dt R* 300 RSun M * 1M Sun B0 1Gauss References • [1]Henry J.G.L.M. Lamers, Joseph P. Cassinelli “Introduction to Stellar Winds”,1999 • [2]Peter A. Sturrock “Plasma Physics”,1994 • [3]J.D.Jackson“Classical Electrodynamics”,1975