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Relaxation phenomenon in the field reversed configuration

The relaxation phenomenon for a driven plasma system is studied using minimum dissipation rate principle. For the class of equilibria supporting field-aligned flows the Euler–Lagrange equations are shown to support bifurcated solutions. One of the branches depicts the topology of the field reversed configuration sustaining flow whereas the other branch resembles the classical spheromak configuration.