Analysis reveals new insights on alfvén waves influenced by inertia and hall effects in plasma dynamics.
Incompressible Alfvén waves have been detected in a variety of space and astrophysical plasmas. Some of these plasmas can be studied within the framework of magnetohydrodynamics with extended conditions. In this work, the propagation of large amplitude Alfvén waves in uniform plasmas is studied, when the electronic pressure gradient, Hall’s term and the inertial terms of Ohm’s law are taken into account. Instead of linearizing the system of equations and developing the perturbation into plane waves, Alfvén waves conditions are imposed. In this way, a solution is found that, in the limit when the inertial terms are neglected, coincides with the result found by Sallago and Platzeck (2004), for Alfvén waves in magnetohydrodynamics with Hall term
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