Large scale magnetic field generation by accelerated particles in galactic medium I.N.Toptygin Saint – Petersburg State Polytechnical University, department.

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Large scale magnetic field generation by accelerated particles in galactic medium I.N.Toptygin Saint – Petersburg State Polytechnical University, department of Theoretical Physics, Saint – Petersburg, Russia

2.Reason explonations The main sourses of accelerated particles are SN remnants, stellar winds of OB stars and especially OB-associations; pulsars; probably, accretion discs etc. Relativistic particles may propagate distances of order of galactic size (ten kpc) and leave the Galaxy. They generate the large-scale electric current and large-scale magnetic field. The estimation of magnetic field may give the information about the origin of large-scale magnetic inhomogeneities in Galaxy. In previous works the main attention was given to MHD modes with scales of order of giroradius or transport path energetic particles (Wentzel 1969; Skilling 1975; Bell 2004; Ptuskin and Zirakashvili 2005 et al.

3. Notations Nonequilibrium particle number densities. r,i,e – accelerated ions, thermal ions, thermal electrons; electric currents; total electric current Total accelerated particle number, emitted in moment t_0 (power of source). e – elementary charge.

4. Principal approximations 1. Diffusion motion of accelerated end background particles in galactic medium. 2. Homogeneity of galactic medium (primary magnetic field and statistical properties of turbulence). 3. Point source of accelerated particles. 4. Linear approximation of MHD equations (secondary magnetic field is small compare to primary one).

5. Basic equations for currents Diffusion coefficients: Electroconductivities: Debye radius

6. Self-consistent equations for accelerated and thermal particles Four equations for three particle densities and electric field E

7. Solutions of transport equations We use Laplace (s) and Fourier (k) transforms and approximations Here transport path and Debye radius of accelerated particles. Diffusion of accelerated particles is free. Diffusion of thermal particles is ambipolar with double ion diffusion coefficient:

Electric current is partly screened: 8. Screening effects 1. Isotropic steady diffusion. Absolute electroneutrality: Complete screening of electric current : 2. Anisotropic steady diffusion. Not complete, but very strong electroneutrality: Electric current is partly screened:

9. Non-steady solutions Laplace-Fourier transforms: Currents of accelerated and thermal particles have opposite signs. Electric current is partly screened. The last value is the pressure of accelerated particles.

10. Space-time solution for current and pressure Diffusion Green function: Electric current: In given point at first arise the current of accelerated particles. Then increase compensated background current. But complete compensation is not probably owing to different particle diffusion coefficients. Pressure:

11. Magnetic field calculation (particular cases) We use MHD equations with external current, taken into account the motion of medium. Steady solution: Non-static solution:

12. Estimations of secondary magnetic field Main sources of accelerated particles: 1. OB stellar winds Secondary magnetic field is of order of primary field: at distance 10 pc. 2. SN explosions and their remnants Probably, SN remnants produce magnetic fields not smaller then stellar winds.

13. Conclusions Thank you very much! Separate sources of accelerated particles may cause the significant magnetic spots in Galaxy with sizes of tens parsec. Accounting of complete production of relativistic particles in Galaxy relativistic particles per second) give the magnetic field estimation of order several microgauss (see Dolginov and Toptygin, 2004). Thank you very much!