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Dynamic Alignment or Angular Persistence?
Dynamic alignment in magnetohydrodynamic turbulence is commonly inferred from the decrease of an amplitude-weighted average of the mutual angle between Elsässer increments toward smaller separations. That decrease, however, need not imply that the increments themselves rotate toward alignment: large
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