Abstract
With a cylindrical and incompressible model of an impulsively accelerated conducting fluid interface, effects of normal or azimuthal magnetic fields on interface growth rates are studied. In the normal case growth decays at late times and in the azimuthal one a growth perturbation oscillates.
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