The long-time evolution of mean field magnetohydrodynamics
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This paper deals with long-time behaviour of the equation of mean field magnetohydrodynamics with constant mean velocity. The author proves both the existence of global solutions in \(H^1\)-norm and compact attractor. The author also studies the dependence of dimension of attractor on physical parameters of systems under considerations.
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