@techreport{oai:nifs-repository.repo.nii.ac.jp:00010477,
 author = {"Yoshizawa,  A. and Itoh,  S.-I. and Itoh,  K. and Yokoi,  N."},
 month = {Dec},
 note = {"Characteristics of electrically-conducting media are reviewed from the macroscopic viewpoint based on the mean-field magnetohydrodynamics, while being compared with the methodology and knowledge in fluid mechanics. The themes covered in this review range from the generation mechanism of stellar magnetic fields (dynamo) to transport properties in fusion.   The primary concern here is to see the characteristics common to these apparently different phenomena, within the framework of the mean-field theory.   Owing to the intrinsic limitation of the approach, the present discussions are limited more or less to specific aspects of phenomena. They are supplemented with the reference to theoretical, numerical, and observational approaches intrinsic to each theme. In the description of dynamo phenomena, an emphasis is put on the cross-helicity dynamo.   Features common to the stellar magnetic-field generation and the rotational-motion drive in toroidal plasmas are illustrated on this basis."},
 title = {Dynamos and MHD Theory of Turbulence Suppression},
 year = {2003}
}