Differential rotation means that different parts of a rotating body or fluid have different angular velocities. An axisymmetric rotational velocity field can be written u=RΩ(R,z)eϕ.
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- Axisymmetric magnetic winding
- Diffusive establishment time of a wound toroidal field
- Exact quadratic-shear magnetic flux solution
- Gyroscopic pumping in a star
- Nondiffusive convective angular momentum transport
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- Shearing-coordinate magnetic flux equation
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- Stellar thermal-wind balance
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