Vn. Krivodubskii, ROTATIONAL ANISOTROPY AND MAGNETIC QUENCHING OF GYROTROPIC TURBULENCEIN THE SOLAR CONVECTIVE ZONE, Astronomy reports, 42(1), 1998, pp. 122-126
The influence of global rotation and large-scale magnetism on turbulen
t motions during the excitement of magnetic induction by gyrotropic tu
rbulence (the a effect) in the solar convective zone (SCZ) is studied.
The contributions to the a effect of radial plasma-density gradients
and the turbulence intensity are taken into account. Calculations perf
ormed for the SCZ model of Stir show that the components of the alpha
tensor have very different radial and latitudinal dependences. The mag
netic quenching (or so-called alpha quenching), which decelerates the
magnetic induction, is calculated for the lower part of the SCZ, where
strong large-scale magnetic fields B = 3000-4000 G can be sustained d
ue to nonlinear turbulent diamagnetism. Substantial a quenching [quenc
hing function Psi(alpha)(beta) congruent to 0.4] is found near the bas
e of the SCZ.