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Power-law pressure-supported axial current

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Branch of physics Electromagnetism Magnetic field Magnetostatic equilibrium Cylindrical magnetostatic equilibrium Cylindrical magnetostatic pressure balance
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For constant axial magnetic field and p=p0​(1+R2/a2)−k with p0​>0 and k>0, cylindrical magnetostatic pressure balance gives, with x=R2/a2,
I2(R)=2πc2p0​a2⎩⎨⎧​k−11−(1+kx)(1+x)−k​,log(1+x)+(1+x)−1−1,​k=1,k=1.​
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The nontrivial electric current is finite at infinity exactly when k>1, in which case I2(∞)=2πc2p0​a2/(k−1). Either sign of I is possible because the pressure balance fixes its square.

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