R.D. Simitev School of Mathematics & Statistics F.H. Busse Institute of Physics Convection-driven spherical dynamos: bistability and attempts to model.

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R.D. Simitev School of Mathematics & Statistics F.H. Busse Institute of Physics Convection-driven spherical dynamos: bistability and attempts to model the Solar cycle

Convective spherical shell dynamos Basic state & scaling Length scale: Time scale: Temp. scale: Magn. flux density: Model equations & parameters Boundary Conditions Boussinesq approximation Simitev & Busse, JFM,2004

Numerical Methods Toroidal-poloidal representation Spectral decomposition in spherical harmonics and Chebyshev polynomials Scalar equations Pseudo-spectral method. Time-stepping: Crank-Nicolson & Adams-Bashforth Resolution: radial=41, latitudinal=193, azimuthal=96. Linear problem: Galerkin spectral method for the linearised equations leading to an eigenvalue problem for the critical parameters. 3D non-linear problem: Tilgner, IJNMF, 1999

Part 1. Bistability and hysteresis of non-linear dynamos References: Simitev, R., Busse F.H., Bistability and hysteresis of dipolar dynamos generated by turbulent convection in rotating spherical shells, EPL, 85, 19001,2009 Simitev, R., Busse F.H., Bistable attractors in a model of convection-driven spherical dynamos, Physica Scripta (submitted 1 Dec 2011).

Two types of dipolar dynamos generated by chaotic convection Energy densities Fully chaotic (large-scale turbulent) regime. Two chaotic attractors for the same parameter values. Essential qualitative difference: contribution of the mean poloidal dipolar energy black mean poloidal green......fluctuating poloidal red mean toroidal blue fluctuating toroidal

Regions and transition Two types of dipolar dynamos Ratio of fluctuating to mean poloidal magn energy Mean Dipolar (MD) Fluctuating Dipolar (FD ) MD and FD dynamos correspond to rather different chaotic attractors in a fully chaotioc system The transition between them is not gradual but is an abrupt jump as a critical parameter value is surpassed. The nature of the transition is complicated.

Bistability and hysteresis in the MD FD transition Bistability and hysteresis in the ratio of fluctuating poloidal to mean poloidal magn energy (a) (b) (c) in all cases: The coexistence is not an isolated phenomenon but can be traced with variation of the parameters. P MD = 2.2 P FD = 0.5 σ MD = 0.07 σ FD = 1 Mean Dipolar (MD) Fluctuating Dipolar (FD )

Bistability and hysteresis as a function of the rotation parameter The coexistence is not an isolated phenomenon but can be traced with variation of the parameters. P MD = 2.2 P FD = 0.5 σ MD = 0.07 σ FD = 1 Mean Dipolar (MD) Fluctuating Dipolar (FD) black mean poloidal green......fluctuating poloidal red mean toroidal blue fluctuating toroidal (a) ratio of fluctuating poloidal to mean poloidal magn energy (b) ratio of kin energy components of FD to MD dynamos:

Comparison of coexisting dynamos – magnetic features Mean Dipolar (MD) dynamos are non-oscillatory. Fluctuating Dipolar (FD) dynamos are oscillatory.

Comparison of coexisting dynamos – convective features ( ) The stronger magnetic field of MD dynamos counteracts differential rotation

The hysteresis is a purely magnetic effect Magnetic field is artificially suppressed, i.e. non-magnetic convection After magnetic field is suppressed both MD and FD dynamos equilibrate to statistically identical convective states (period of relaxation oscillations, clockwise)

Basins of attraction – Random initial conditions From small random initial seed the Fluctuating Dipolar state is approached. This, however means only that a the existence of a third attractor is unlikely. black mean poloidal green......fluctuating poloidal red mean toroidal blue fluctuating toroidal

Basins of attraction – Controlled initial conditions Mean Dipolar (MD) Fluctuating Dipolar (FD ) Initial conditions – taken as a linear combination of MD and FD dynamos with a continuation parameter :

Part 2. Minimal models of the solar cycle Simitev, R., Busse F.H., Solar cycle properties described by simple convection-driven dynamos, Physica Scripta (accepted 13 Jan 2012). Simitev, R., Busse F.H., How far can minimal models explain the solar cycle?, Astrophys. J. (submitted 13 Jan 2012).

Dependence on the shell thickness Motivation: Goudard & Dormy, (EPL 2010) no-slip boundary conditions Black – mean poloidal, Red – mean toroidal, Green – fluct poloidal, Blue – fluct toroidal Solid – magnetic energy components; Empty – knietic energy components black mean poloidal green......fluctuating poloidal red mean toroidal blue fluctuating toroidal

Transition to fluctuating dynamos in thin shells Crucial assumption: Stress free at outer boundary No-slip at inner boundary black mean poloidal green......fluctuating poloidal red mean toroidal blue fluctuating toroidal

Regular dipolar oscillations in thin shells No-slip at inner boundary, stress free at outer boundary

Butterfly diagram No-slip at inner boundary, stress free at outer boundary Hathaway, D.H., et al, 2003, Astrophys. J., 589, Not realistic – propagation if structures is in the opposite direction

Thin-shell dynamos in the parameter space Decay MD FD quadrupolar coexisting

Bistability of dynamo solutions No-slip at inner boundary, stress free at outer boundary

m=1 azimuthal structure The m=1 structure resembles the phenomenon of Active Longitudes (Usoskin et al, Adv Space Res, 2007). suggests that the solar field might not be azimuthally symmetric as often assumed.

m=1 azimuthal structure – butterfly diagrams Still unrealistic - no drift towards equatorial region

Radial profiles of the differential rotation Internal Rotation of the Sun as found by helioseismology, NSF's National Solar Observatory No-slip at inner boundary, stress free at outer boundary /R Unrealistic drift is due to the increasing profile of the differential rotation (Yoshimura, ApJ, 1975)

A modified boundary condition Along with solar observations, a recent analytical analysis of a simplified model problem (Busse, Solar Physics 2007) indicates that a suitable way to reproduce the decrease of differential rotation with radius near the surface is to employ the following boundary condition Beta is a fitting parameter.

Radial profiles of the differential rotation Internal Rotation of the Sun as found by helioseismology, NSF's National Solar Observatory No-slip at inner boundary, stress free at outer boundary Profile is still unrealistic but decreasing near the surface.

Regularly oscillating dipoles with After systematic variation of parameter values cases with regular oscillations have been found. Fairly regular dipolar oscillations Black – mean poloidal, Red – mean toroidal, Green – fluct poloidal, Blue – fluct toroidal

Sunspot drift in dipoles with Diff rot decreases near surface Active longitudes – m=1 structure

Sunspot drift in dipoles with Maxima of Bphi propagate from higher latitudes towards the equator

Conclusion Two types of dipolar dynamos can be distinguished: *) Mean dipolar dynamos (MD) *) Fluctuating dipolar dynamos (FD) MD and FD dynamos have rather different properties. FD dynamos are normally oscillatory. In some cases this may lead to reversals. The transition between MD and FD dynamos is hysteretic. Most geodynamo simulations have typical parameters values P in [0.5, 2], Pm in [0.5, 10] and R < 10 Rc which are within the observed hysteresis region. Thank you! Part A Bistability seems to occur in a certain region as a function of all parameters. Many published dynamo simulations are within the region of bistability – special care is needed. Part B The large scale Solar dynamo might be dominated by a non- axisymmetric m=1 component of the magnetic field. Periodically reversing FD dynamos in thin shells with an equator-ward drift of magnetic structures may be a good minimal model of the solar cycle.