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Figure 1. Experiments of Bojarevics et al. (a) Current flows down through the pool of liquid metal and the interaction of J with its self magnetic field,Bθ , produces a poloidal force, Fp
Figure 2. Geometry analysed by Shtern and Barrero [5]. Rather than consider a flat surface they investigated flows in a semi-infinite domain with aconical surface.
Figure 3. The left-hand figure shows the poloidal motion, up, driven directly by a poloidal force
Figure 4. Current and magnetic forces in the liquid metal pool. (a) Current flow. (b) Contours of constant values of Fr (30 equally spaced contours).(c) Contours of constant values of Fθ (30 contours).
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