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@@ -1412,13 +1412,13 @@ by the appropriate choice of parameter `_C.conduction` in file
Ohmic diffusion enters the induction equation and energy equation as a
field contribution given by
$$
\m
athbf{E}_
\m
athrm{D}=
\e
ta_
\m
athrm{D}
\n
abla
\t
imes
\m
athbf{B}$$
**E**
<sub>
*D*
</sub>
=
*η*
<sub>
*D*
</sub>
∇×
**B**
where
$
\e
ta_
\m
athrm{D}$ in units
\[
m$^2
\c
dot$s$^{-1}$
\]
is the diffusion
coefficient.
where
*η*
<sub>
*D*
</sub>
in units
\[
m
<sup>
2
</sup>
⋅s
<sup>
−1
</sup>
\]
is the
diffusion
coefficient.
A user-defined coefficients,
$
\e
ta_
\m
athrm{D}$, has to be assigned in
module
`diffusionCoeffUser.c`
in the function
A user-defined coefficients,
*η*
<sub>
*D*
</sub>
,
has to be assigned in
module
`diffusionCoeffUser.c`
in the function
diffusionCoeffUser(g,diff);
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@@ -1451,15 +1451,16 @@ user-defined ambipolar diffusion coefficient.
Ambipolar diffusion enters the induction equation and energy equation as
a field contribution given by
$$
\m
athbf{E}_
\m
athrm{AD}=
\e
ta_
\m
athrm{AD}/
\m
u
\m
athbf{B}
\t
imes
\l
eft[(
\n
abla
\t
imes
\m
athbf{B})
\t
imes
\m
athbf{B}
\r
ight]$$
**E**
<sub>
*AD*
</sub>
=
*η*
<sub>
*AD*
</sub>
/
*μ*
**B**
×[(∇×
**B**
)×
**B**
\]
where $
\e
ta_
\m
athrm{AD}$
\[
V$
\c
dot$m$
\c
dot$A$^{-1}
\c
dot$T$^{-2}$
\]
denotes the ambipolar diffusion coefficient. The prefactor
$
\e
ta_
\m
athrm{AD}/
\m
u$ has units m$^2
\c
dot$s$^{-1}
\c
dot$T$^{-2}$.
where
*η*
<sub>
*AD*
</sub>
in units
\[
V⋅m⋅A
<sup>
−1
</sup>
⋅T
<sup>
−2
</sup>
\]
denotes the ambipolar diffusion coefficient.
A user-defined coefficients, $
\e
ta_
\m
athrm{AD}$, has to be assigned in
module
`APdiffusionCoeffUser.c`
in the function
The prefactor
* *
η
*<sub>*
AD
*</sub>/*
μ
*
has units
m
<sup>
2
</sup>
⋅s
<sup>
−1
</sup>
⋅T
<sup>
−2
</sup>
.
A user-defined coefficients,
*η*
<sub>
*AD*
</sub>
,
has to be assigned in module
`APdiffusionCoeffUser.c`
in the function
APdiffusionCoeffUser(g,APdiff);
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