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Kelvin-Helmholtz instability in anisotropic viscous fluid with uniform density in the presence of magnetic field is simulated through solving the non-ideal magnetohydrodynamic equations. The magnetic field is uniform and parallel to the stream. The magnetohydrodynamic equations are solved by corner transport upwind algorithm and constrained transport algorithm. In this paper, the influence of viscous anisotropy on Kelvin-Helmholtz instability is studied. The viscous anisotropy is embodied in the direction of the magnetic field, that is, viscosity parallel to the direction of the magnetic field line is much larger than that in the other directions. The results in the isotropic and the anisotropic viscous cases are compared from the aspects of flow structure, vortex evolution, and magnetic field distribution. It shows that the viscous anisotropy is more advantageous to the stability in a magnetized shear layer than the viscous isotropy. The flow structure evolves similarly in large scales but vortices evolve differently in small scales. Due to the decrease of the shear rate in the direction of the magnetic field lines, the rolling-up degree of interface and the number of laps decrease; the multiplication and merging of small vortices in the rolled-up structure destroy the regular growth of the vortex, which contributes to the stability of the flow. The increase of the magnetic energy at the sheared interface slows down effectively by the viscous anisotropy, which weakens the growth of the transverse magnetic pressure and anti-bending magnetic tension. However, viscous anisotropy shows much greater influence on the transverse magnetic pressure than on the anti-bending magnetic tension. The total enstrophy decreases slowly in viscous isotropy and anisotropy case. It increases quickly in late time in the former case, but is heavily suppressed in the latter case.
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Keywords:
- magnetohydrodynamics /
- Kelvin-Helmholtz instability /
- viscous anisotropy /
- vortex
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图 1 计算模型
Figure 1. Sketch of the computational model.
图 2 不同时刻自由剪切层示踪剂浓度场 (a)各向同性黏性(Re = 105); (b) 各向异性黏性(Re0 = 105, Re|| = 100)
Figure 2. Tracer concentration field at different times: (a) Isotropic viscous case (Re = 105); (b) anisotropic viscous case (Re0 = 105, Re|| = 100).
图 3 不同时刻, 各向同性黏性(Re = 105)算例涡结构云图及流线 (a) t = 5.5; (b) t = 7.0; (c) t = 7.5; (d) t = 8.0; (e) t = 9.0; (f) t = 10
Figure 3. Rortex field with streamlines at different times in isotropic viscous fluid (Re = 105): (a) t = 5.5; (b) t = 7.0; (c) t = 7.5; (d) t = 8.0; (e) t = 9.0; (f) t = 10.
图 4 不同时刻各向异性黏性(Re0 = 105, Re|| = 100)算例涡结构云图及流线 (a) t = 5.5; (b) t = 7.0; (c) t = 7.5; (d) t = 8.0; (e) t = 9.0; (f) t = 10
Figure 4. Rortex field with streamlines at different times in anisotropic viscous fluid (Re0 =105, Re|| = 100): (a) t = 5.5; (b) t = 7.0; (c) t = 7.5; (d) t = 8.0; (e) t = 9.0; (f) t = 10.
图 5 不同时刻剪切层中磁场云图和磁感线 (a)各向同性黏性(Re = 105); (b) 各向异性黏性(Re0 = 105, Re|| = 100)
Figure 5. Magnetic field with field lines at different times: (a) Isotropic viscous case (Re = 105); (b) anisotropic viscous case (Re0 = 105, Re|| = 100)
图 6 纵向总动能随时间的变化
Figure 6. Evolution of the longitudinal total kinetic energy Eky .
图 7 平均磁能密度放大倍数随时间的变化
Figure 7. Evolution of the amplification factor of average magnetic energy.
图 8 平均横向磁压力和抗弯磁张力随时间的变化 (a) 横向磁压力; (b) 抗弯磁张力
Figure 8. Evolution of the average transverse magnetic pressure and anti-bending magnetic tension: (a) Transverse magnetic pressure; (b) anti-bending magnetic tension.
图 9 流场总涡度拟能随时间的变化
Figure 9. Evolution of the total enstrophy.
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[1] Michikoshi S, Inutsuka, S I 2006 Astrophys. J. 641 1131
Google Scholar
[2] Latter H N, Papaloizou J 2018 Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 474 3110
Google Scholar
[3] Masson A, Nykyri K 2018 Space Sci. Rev. 214 71
Google Scholar
[4] Faganello M, Califano F 2017 J. Plasma Phys. 83 535830601
Google Scholar
[5] Ma X Y, Otto A, Delamere P A 2014 J. Geophys. Res.: Space 119 781
Google Scholar
[6] Srinivasan B, Tang X Z 2013 Phys. Plasmas 20 056307
Google Scholar
[7] Wang L F, Ye W H, He X T, et al 2017 Sci. China: Phys. Mech. Astron. 60 055201
Google Scholar
[8] Zhou Y 2017 Phys. Rep. 720-722 1
Google Scholar
[9] Rao P A, Fuelberg H E 2000 Mon. Weather Rev. 128 3437
Google Scholar
[10] Soloviev A V, Lukas R, Donelan M A, Haus B K, Ginis I 2017 J. Geophys. Res.: Oceans 122 10174
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[11] Chandrasekhar S 1961 Hydrodynamic and Hydromagnetic Stability (Oxford: Clarendon Press)
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Google Scholar
[13] Winant C D, Browand F K 1974 J. Fluid Mech. 63 237
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
Wang L F, Ye W H, Li Y J 2008 Acta Phys. Sin. 57 3038
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
Wang L F, Ye W H, Fan Z F, Sun Y Q, Zheng B S, Li Y J 2009 Acta Phys. Sin. 58 6381
Google Scholar
[17] Talwar S P 1965 Phys. Fluids 8 1295
Google Scholar
[18] Duhau S, Gratton J 1975 J. Plasma Phys. 13 451
Google Scholar
[19] Srivastava K M, Vyas D N 1979 Astrophys. Space Sci. 62 353
Google Scholar
[20] Choudhury S R, Patel V L 1985 Phys. Fluids 28 3292
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
[22] Ruderman M S, Verwichte E, Erdélyi R, Goossens M 1996 J. Plasma Phys. 56 285
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
[27] Liu Y, Chen Z H, Zhang H H, Lin Z Y 2018 Phys. Fluids 30 044102
Google Scholar
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