flux tube
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffluxandtube
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flux
noun[U]
uk/flʌks/us/flʌks/
continuous ...
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tube
noun
uk/tʃuːb/us/tuːb/
a long cylinder made from plastic, metal, rubber, or glass, especially used for moving or containing liquids ...
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(Definition offluxandtubefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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In this paper, we have explored, on the basis of laboratory experiments, the creation of afluxtubewith twisted magnetic field lines.
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In our experiment, we produced a toroidalfluxtubewith twisted magnetic field lines by applying helicity using an induction electric field.
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Nevertheless, they reported that observed electron heat transport fromfluxtubegyrokinetic simulations is sufficiently large after all.
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In the model, a prescribed generator force at the equatorial end of thefluxtubesets up the dynamics by driving a field-aligned current.
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To examine this expulsion further, we performed a second simulation in which the centre of thefluxtube was initially located one cell above the centre of the shear layer.
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The points labeled (1), (2), (3) correspond to different toroidal locations, and thefluxtubeis taken to be nearly circular at the outboard midplane (1).
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As used in astrophysics, afluxtubegenerally has a larger magnetic field and other properties that differ from the surrounding space.
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If the quarkantiquark pair are immersed in a dual superconductor, then the electric field lines get compressed to afluxtube.
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Some condensed matter systems propose a structure superficially similar to a magnetic monopole, known as afluxtube.
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Naively, one would expect the current to be parallel to the magnetic field along afluxtube.
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The current into or out of thefluxtubemust be associated with a force that slows down this spinning.
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When this picture is considered in detail, it is seen that thefluxtubemust charge up and the surrounding plasma must spin around it.
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Beyond a certain distance, the energy of thefluxtubebinding two quarks increases linearly.
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At a large enough distance, it becomes energetically more favorable to pull a quark-antiquark pair out of the vacuum rather than increase the length of thefluxtube.
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This phenomenon challenges our under standing of the basic physics of flux tubes.
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Io's magneticfluxtubeis used to hyper-accelerate spacecraft throughout the solar system.
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The concentration of the magnetic field into flux tubes occur s spontaneously, in opposition to the considerable magnetic pressure of the concentrated field.
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However, apart from that, the force is transmitted without attenuation along the magnetic flux tubes.
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