The heating of the solar transition region

Details The heating of the solar transition region The heating of the solar transition region

Jun 2010

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Research in Astronomy and Astrophysics, Volume 10, Issue 6, pp. 529-532 (2010).

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The temperature curve in the solar chromosphere has puzzled astronomers for a long time. Referring to the structure of supergranular cells, we propose an inductive heating model. It mainly includes the following three steps. (1) A small-scale dynamo exists in the supergranulation and produces alternating small-scale magnetic fluxes; (2) The supergranular flow distributes these small-scale fluxes according to a regular pattern; (3) A skin effect occurs in the alternating and regularly-distributed magnetic fields. The induced current is concentrated near the transition region and heats it by resistive dissipation.

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