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Solitary Magnetic Bubbles

Stability and attractor property of free-floating axisymmetric magnetic bubbles in high-conductivity plasmas is (tentatively, numerically) demonstrated. The existence of compact non-singular axisymmetric magnetic equilibria is proved. Being attractors, the solitary magnetic bubbles should exist in nature.

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AuthorshipTopic signalTopic signalWSolitary Magnetic Bubblespreprint / 2010AAndrei GruzinovResearcherTastro-ph.HE8150 worksTphysics.plasm-ph2285 works
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Solitary Magnetic Bubbles

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