Magnetoconvection: The interaction of convection and small scale magnetic fields

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Convection, Magnetohydrodynamics, Photosphere, Solar Atmosphere, Solar Magnetic Field, Atmospheric Stratification, Boussinesq Approximation, Chromosphere, Computerized Simulation, Solar Corona, Solar Physics

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The consensus about photosphere interaction of convection and magnetic fields is reviewed, especially the interaction of convection in the solar convection zone with magnetic fields on the scale of granulation and supergranulation. Computer simulations of Boussinesq systems are considered, and additional effects due to stratification and radiation are discussed. Mechanisms that determine the degree of evacuation of magnetic fields in the solar photosphere are treated, and limitations of the flux tube concept are pointed out. Results from numerical simulations of convection in a stratified medium with magnetic fields are examined, and possible consequences for activity in the chromosphere and corona are mentioned.

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