The observed correlation of the angular momenta L<sup>ik</sup> and magnetic moments μ<sub>lm</sub> of celestial bodies (the Sun, planets and stars) was discussed by many au...The observed correlation of the angular momenta L<sup>ik</sup> and magnetic moments μ<sub>lm</sub> of celestial bodies (the Sun, planets and stars) was discussed by many authors but without any explanation. In this paper, a possible explanation of this phenomenon is suggested. It is shown that the function satisfies Maxwell equations and can be considered as a function which determines the electro-magnetic properties of rotating heavy bodies. The R<sub>iklm</sub> is the Riemann tensor, which determines the gravitational field of the body, r<sub>g</sub> is the gravitational radius of the body, and η is the constant which has to be determined by observations. The field Φ<sub>lm</sub> describes the observed correlation. It explains the stability of magnetic field of white dwarfs and neutron stars despite the ohmic dissipation. The function Φ<sub>l0</sub><sub></sub> describes the electric field created by rotating heavy bodies. The presented theory does not contradict any existed experiments and observations.展开更多
文摘The observed correlation of the angular momenta L<sup>ik</sup> and magnetic moments μ<sub>lm</sub> of celestial bodies (the Sun, planets and stars) was discussed by many authors but without any explanation. In this paper, a possible explanation of this phenomenon is suggested. It is shown that the function satisfies Maxwell equations and can be considered as a function which determines the electro-magnetic properties of rotating heavy bodies. The R<sub>iklm</sub> is the Riemann tensor, which determines the gravitational field of the body, r<sub>g</sub> is the gravitational radius of the body, and η is the constant which has to be determined by observations. The field Φ<sub>lm</sub> describes the observed correlation. It explains the stability of magnetic field of white dwarfs and neutron stars despite the ohmic dissipation. The function Φ<sub>l0</sub><sub></sub> describes the electric field created by rotating heavy bodies. The presented theory does not contradict any existed experiments and observations.
