Abstract
We consider forced small-scale magnetic field advected by an isotropic turbulent flow. The random driving force is assumed to be distributed in a finite region with a scale smaller than the viscous scale of the flow. The two-point correlator is shown to have a stationary limit for any reasonable velocity statistics. Its spatial dependence is found to be a power law. The scaling exponent is found to be close to 3.
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