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1:6:4:31Magnetic induction and diffusion mechanisms in a liquid sodium spherical Couette experiment
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1:6:4:33Multistability and Memory Effect in a Highly Turbulent Flow: Experimental Evidence for a Global Bifurcation
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1:6:4:34Planar bifurcation subject to multiplicative noise: Role of symmetry
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1:6:4:39Geodynamo theory and simulations
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1:6:4:41Turbulent viscosity and turbulent magnetic diffusivity in a decaying spin-down flow of liquid sodium
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1:6:4:46From reversing to hemispherical dynamos
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1:6:4:49Intermittency in spherical Couette dynamos
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1:6:4:56Slow Dynamics in a Turbulent von Kármán Swirling Flow
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1:6:4:61Decay rates of magnetic modes below the threshold of a turbulent dynamo
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1:6:4:62Optimum reduction of the dynamo threshold by a ferromagnetic layer located in the flow
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1:6:4:64Subcritical Dynamo Bifurcation in the Taylor-Green Flow
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1:6:4:65Influence of Turbulence on the Dynamo Threshold
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1:6:4:66Asymmetric Polarity Reversals, Bimodal Field Distribution, and Coherence Resonance in a Spherically Symmetric Mean-Field Dynamo Model
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1:6:4:67Self-Sustaining Nonlinear Dynamo Process in Keplerian Shear Flows
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1:6:4:68Simple Mechanism for Reversals of Earth’s Magnetic Field
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1:6:4:70Influence of electromagnetic boundary conditions onto the onset of dynamo action in laboratory experiments
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1:6:4:77Intermittent Magnetic Field Excitation by a Turbulent Flow of Liquid Sodium
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1:6:4:81Role of Soft-Iron Impellers on the Mode Selection in the von Kármán–Sodium Dynamo Experiment
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1:6:4:82Impact of Impellers on the Axisymmetric Magnetic Mode in the VKS2 Dynamo Experiment
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