69 research outputs found
Magnetic field buoyancy in accretion disks of young stars
Buoyancy of the fossil magnetic field in the accretion disks of young stars
is investigated. It is assumed that the Parker instability leads to the
formation of slender flux tubes of toroidal magnetic field in the regions of
effective magnetic field generation. Stationary solution of the induction
equation is written in the form in which buoyancy is treated as the additional
mechanism of the magnetic flux escape. We calculate the fossil magnetic field
intensity in the accretion disks of young T Tauri stars for the cases when
radius of the magnetic flux tubes , or ,
where is the accretion disk height scale. Calculations show that the
buoyancy limits toroidal magnetic field growth, so that its strength is
comparable with the vertical magnetic field strength for the case
.Comment: published in PEPAN Letter
Influence of Ohmic and ambipolar heating on thermal structure of accretion discs
We investigate dynamics of accretion discs of young stars with fossil
large-scale magnetic field. Our magneto-gas-dynamic (MHD) model of the
accretion discs includes equations of Shakura and Sunyaev, induction equation,
equations of thermal and collisional ionization. Induction equation takes into
account Ohmic and magnetic ambipolar diffusion, magnetic buoyancy. We also
consider the influence of Ohmic and ambipolar heating on thermal structure of
the accretion discs. We analyse the influence of considered dissipative MHD
effects on the temperature of the accretion discs around classical T Tauri
star. The simulations show that Ohmic and ambipolar heating operate near the
borders of the region with low ionization fraction (`dead' zone). Temperature
grows by K near the inner boundary of the `dead' zone, au, and by K near its outer boundary,
au.Comment: 8 pages, 3 figures, The Third Russian Conference on
Magnetohydrodynamics, accepted for publication in a Special Issue of the
Magnetohydrodynamics Journa
Magnetic ionization-thermal instability
Linear analysis of the stability of diffuse clouds in the cold neutral medium
with uniform magnetic field is performed. We consider that gas in equilibrium
state is heated by cosmic rays, X-rays and electronic photoeffect on the
surface of dust grains, and it is cooled by the collisional excitation of fine
levels of the CII. Ionization by cosmic rays and radiative recombinations is
taken into account. A dispersion equation is solved analytically in the
limiting cases of small and large wave numbers, as well as numerically in the
general case. In particular cases the dispersion equation describes thermal
instability of Field (1965) and ionization-coupled acoustic instability of
Flannery and Press (1979). We pay our attention to magnetosonic waves arising
in presence of magnetic field, in thermally stable region,
K and density n\lessapprox 10^3\,\mbox{cm}^{-3}. We have shown that these
modes can be unstable in the isobarically stable medium. The instability
mechanism is similar to the mechanism of ionization-coupled acoustic
instability. We determine maximum growth rates and critical wavelengths of the
instability of magnetosonic waves depending on gas temperature, magnetic field
strength and the direction of wave vector with respect to the magnetic field
lines. The minimum growth time of the unstable slow magnetosonic waves in
diffuse clouds is of Myr, minimum and the most unstable wavelengths lie
in ranges and pc, respectively. We discuss the application
of considered instability to the formation of small-scale structures and the
generation of MHD turbulence in the cold neutral medium.Comment: 11 pages, 9 figures, 2 tables, accepted for publication in MNRA
Dynamics of magnetized accretion disks of young stars
We investigate the dynamics of the accretion disks of young stars with fossil
large-scale magnetic field. The author's magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) model of the
accretion disks is generalized to consider the dynamical influence of the
magnetic field on gas rotation speed and vertical structure of the disks. With
the help of the developed MHD model, the structure of an accretion disk of a
solar mass T Tauri star is simulated for different accretion rates
and dust grain sizes . The simulations of the radial structure of the disk
show that the magnetic field in the disk is kinematic, and the electromagnetic
force does not affect the rotation speed of the gas for typical values
\dot{M}=10^{-8}\,M_\odot\,\mbox{yr}^{-1} and m. In the case of
large dust grains, mm, the magnetic field is frozen into the gas
and a dynamically strong magnetic field is generated at radial distances from
the star au, the tensions of which slow down the rotation speed
by % of the Keplerian velocity. This effect is comparable to the
contribution of the radial gradient of gas pressure and can lead to the
increase in the radial drift velocity of dust grains in the accretion disks. In
the case of high accretion rate, \dot{M}\geq
10^{-7}\,M_\odot\,\mbox{yr}^{-1}, the magnetic field is also dynamically
strong in the inner region of the disk, au. The simulations of the
vertical structure of the disk show that, depending on the conditions on the
surface of the disk, the vertical gradient of magnetic pressure can lead to
both decrease and increase in the characteristic thickness of the disk as
compared to the hydrostatic one by 5-20 %. The change in the thickness of the
disk occurs outside the region of low ionization fraction and effective
magnetic diffusion (`dead' zone), which extends from to au at
typical parameters.Comment: Accepted to Astronomy Reports, 12 pages, 5 figures, 1 tabl
Dynamics of magnetic flux tubes in accretion disks of Herbig Ae/Be stars
The dynamics of magnetic flux tubes (MFTs) in the accretion disk of typical Herbig Ae/Be star (HAeBeS) with fossil large-scale magnetic field is modeled taking into account the buoyant and drag forces, radiative heat exchange with the surrounding gas, and the magnetic field of the disk. The structure of the disk is simulated using our magnetohydrodynamic model, taking into account the heating of the surface layers of the disk with the stellar radiation. The simulations show that MFTs periodically rise from the innermost region of the disk with speeds up to 10-12 km s - 1 {{\rm{s}}}^{-1}. MFTs experience decaying magnetic oscillations under the action of the external magnetic field near the disk's surface. The oscillation period increases with distance from the star and initial plasma beta of the MFT, ranging from several hours at r = 0.012 au r=0.012\hspace{0.33em}{\rm{au}} up to several months at r = 1 au r=1\hspace{0.33em}{\rm{au}}. The oscillations are characterized by pulsations of the MFT's characteristics including its temperature. We argue that the oscillations can produce observed IR-variability of HAeBeSs, which would be more intense than in the case of T Tauri stars, since the disks of HAeBeSs are hotter, denser, and have stronger magnetic field. © 2022 Sergey A. Khaibrakhmanov and Alexander E. Dudorov, published by De Gruyter.Russian Science Foundation, RSF: 19-72-10012Funding information : This work was supported by the Russian Science Foundation (project 19-72-10012
Evolution of protostellar disks around massive stars
С помощью численного МГД-моделирования исследуются образование и эволюция протозвездных дисков с остаточным магнитным полем. Расчеты проводятся с помощью двумерного кода Enlil, предназначенного для моделирования осесимметричных самогравитирующих МГД-течений. Рассматриваются образование и эволюция дисков вокруг звезд с массами 5 10M⊙ при различных значениях начальной угловой скорости и интенсивности полоидального магнитного поля. Изучается влияние омической диффузии и магнитной амбиполярной диффузии на эволюцию магнитного потока протозвездных дисков. Результаты расчетов используются для интерпретации наблюдаемых свойств протозвездных дисков в областях образования массивных звезд.We investigate formation and evolution of protostellar disks with fossil magnetic field using numerical MHD simulations. The simulations are carried out with the help of two-dimensional code Enlil developed for modelling of the axysymmetric self-graviting MHD flows. We consider the formation and evolution of the disks around stars with masses 5—10M⊙ for various initial angular velocities and magnetic field strengths. The influence of Ohmic diffusion and magnetic ambipolar diffusion on the evolution of the magnetic flux of the protostellar disks is studied. The results of the simulations are applied to interpret the observational properties of the protostellar disks in the regions of high mass star formation.Работа выполнена при поддержке гранта РНФ 15-12-10017
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