A self-consistent renormalization (RG) scheme has been applied to nonhelical magnetohydrodynamic turbulence with normalized cross helicity and Kolmogorov’s power law is assumed in order to compute the renormalized parameters. It has been shown that the RG fixed point is stable for The renormalized viscosity ν* and resistivity η* have been calculated, and they are found to be positive for all parameter regimes. For and large Alfvén ratio (ratio of kinetic and magnetic energies) ν*=0.36, and η*=0.85. As is decreased, ν* increases and η* decreases, until where both ν* and η* are approximately zero. For large d, both ν* and η* vary as The renormalized parameters for the case are also reported.
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