Table 2.
Turbulent damping of quasi-parallel Alfvén waves with parallel wavelength .
Background | Scale range of interaction | Scaling of the turbulent damping rate ![]() |
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cascade | |||||
(acronym) | ![]() |
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“FG04” | “L16” | This work |
Without scale-dependent alignment | |||||
sub-Alfvénic injection (MA, 0 < 1): | |||||
(W0) | MA, 0 ℓ0 | ![]() |
– | ![]() |
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(GS95) | ![]() |
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– | ![]() |
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trans-Alfvénic injection (MA, 0 ≈ 1): | |||||
(GS95) | ℓ0 | ![]() |
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– | ωA, 0 |
super-Alfvénic injection (MA, 0 > 1): | |||||
(K41) | ℓ0 | ![]() |
– | ![]() |
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(GS95) | ![]() |
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– | ![]() |
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With scale-dependent alignment | |||||
sub-Alfvénic injection (MA, 0 < 1): | |||||
(W0) | MA, 0 ℓ0 | ![]() |
– | ![]() |
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(B06) | ![]() |
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– | – | ![]() |
(TMT) | ![]() |
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– | – | ![]() |
trans-Alfvénic injection (MA, 0 ≈ 1): | |||||
(B06) | ℓ0 | ![]() |
– | – | ![]() |
(TMT) | ![]() |
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– | – | ![]() |
super-Alfvénic injection (MA, 0 > 1): | |||||
(K41) | ℓ0 | ![]() |
– | ![]() |
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(B06) | ![]() |
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– | – | ![]() |
(TMT) | ![]() |
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– | – | ![]() |
Notes. Summary of the scaling relations for the turbulent damping rate of a quasi-parallel Alfvén wave in background MHD turbulence for the different regimes mentioned in Section 4. The damping rates obtained in this work are compared with tose available in the existing literature, namely in Farmer & Goldreich (2004) (FG04) and in Lazarian (2016) (L16). The notation ωA, 0 = vA, 0/ℓ0 has been used. In all the regimes with dynamic alignment, a transition to a tearing-mediated range (TMT) has been assumed, i.e., that
(
) holds for sub-Alfvénic (super-Alfvénic) injection.
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