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Moray, I keep going back to the Micro Plasma Events instead of the Super
Scale Solar Events, something we can experiment with as you are doing. See:
Abstract
Microscopically, collisionless reconnection in thin current sheets is
argued to involve `composite electrons' in the ion inertial (Hall
current) domain, a tiny fraction of electrons only. These `composite
electrons' are confined to lower Landau levels $\epsilon_L\ll T_e$
(energy much less than temperature). They demagnetise by absorbing
magnetic flux quanta $\Phi_0=h/e$, decouple from the magnetic field,
transport the attached magnetic flux into the non-magnetic centre of the
current layer, where they release the flux in the form of micro-scale
magnetic vortices, becoming ordinary electrons. The newly born
micro-scale magnetic vortices reconnect in their strictly anti-parallel
sections when contacting other vortices, ultimately producing the
meso-scale reconnection structure. We clarify the notions of magnetic
field lines and field line radius, estimate the power released when two
oppositely directed flux quanta annihilate, and calculate the number
density and Landau-level filling-factor of `composite electrons' in the
Hall domain. As side product we find that the magnetic diffusion
coefficient in plasma also appears in quanta $D_0^m=e\Phi_0/m_e=h/m_e$,
yielding that the bulk perpendicular plasma resistivity is quantised,
with quantum (lowest limit) $\eta_{\,0\perp}=\mu_0
e\Phi_0/m_e=\mu_0h/m_e\sim 10^{-9}$ Ohm m. Keywords: Reconnection, thin
current sheets, quantum Hall effect, quantised diffusivity, quantised
plasma resistivity, composite electrons
/(PDF) Collisionless magnetic reconnection: Flux quanta, field lines,
`composite electrons' -- Is the quantum-Hall effect involved in its
micro-scale physics?/. Available from:
file:///C:/Users/Owner/Documents/(PDF)%20Collisionless%20magnetic%20reconnection%20%20Flux%20quanta,%20field%20lines,%20%60composite%20electrons'%20--%20Is%20the%20quantum-Hall%20effect%20involved%20in%20its%20micro-scale%20physics.html
[accessed Mar 05 2019].
Very interesting for the annihilation occurs at all levels. Norm
On 3/3/2019 8:57 AM, Norman Wootan wrote:
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetoelectric_effect
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> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_field
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> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetostatics
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> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrostatics
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> Bert, If we are to fully understand AG and EMP, we need to understand
> the subtle differences from normal.
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> The current debate is how to shield against EMP and Space Radiation,
> magnetic. Pay particular attention to the first topic, especially
> magnetostrictive and piezo materials
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