Fig. 3

Representations of the first two vertical n modes of the unstable m = 1 mode. Top: purely toroidal magnetic field configuration, where the orientation of the magnetic symmetry axis is perpendicular to the rotation axis
. It also shows what an n = 1 and n = 2 disk looks like as the red and blue box, respectively. Bottom: slipping disks for the n = 1 (left) and n = 2 (right) cases. The magnitude of the deformation Δl⊥, and the deformation velocity Δv⊥, suffered by the disks is different depending on the unstable mode. Small n modes present large deformations, whereas high n modes show small deformations, Δl⊥(n = 1) > Δl⊥(n = 2) and Δv⊥(n = 1) > Δv⊥(n = 2).
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