Seminar -The coronal temperature distribution produced by the DYN model

The next solar physics seminar will be given by Thanassis Katsiyannis on April 23, 10:30, via zoom - see the details below.

 

Title: The corona temperature distribution produced by the DYN model

Abstract: Since the discovery of the solar corona, many attempts have been made to model its behaviour. Those attempts can be divided to three broad categories: the scale-height, the hydrostatic, and the hydrodynamical models. However, all these models are known to have several limitations that were addressed only recently by Lemaire & Stegen (2016) and Lemaire & Katsiyannis (2021) who introduced the DYN model.

This presentation will explain the limitations of all previous models and how they were addressed by the DYN model. It will also elaborate on the temperature profile that it produces and how this is related to the corona heating problem.

Bibliography:

Lemaire & Stegen, 2016, "Improved determination of the location of the temperature maximum in the corona", Solar Phys. 291(12), 3659. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11207-016-1001-3

Lemaire & Katsiyannis, 2021, "Radial Distributions of Coronal Electron Temperatures: Specificities of the DYN Model", Sol Phys 296, 64 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11207-021-01814-4


https://zoom.us/j/91456001339?pwd=UWpkQzZLK0dpUEVTUEo1TmRscVpJUT09

Date: 

Friday, April 23, 2021 - 10:30 to 12:00
 

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