frozen-in field theorem

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The frozen-in field theorem is a principle in magnetohydrodynamics stating that in a perfectly conducting fluid, magnetic field lines move with the fluid so that the topology of the field is preserved over time.

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Alfvén’s theorem in magnetohydrodynamics → alsoKnownAs → frozen-in field theorem ⓘ