Study of the mechanism for solar wind formation

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Coronal Holes, Interplanetary Medium, Intervals, Plasma Dynamics, Solar Wind, Magnetic Fields, Plasma Density, Plasma Flux Measurement, Pressure Gradients, Solar Orbits, Thermal Radiation, Velocity

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Observations of the corona and solar wind are analyzed and compared with generalized results derived from laboratory-scale experiments. It was shown that a thermal pressure gradient can make a major contribution to a precipitating plasma of the solar wind emanating from coronal holes. It is found that the divergence Phi = (R/Rsolar radius)f of the magnetic field lines, originating from coronal holes, is one of the factors governing solar wind velocity at Earth orbit (R= 1 AU). A decrease in the velocity VR = 1 AU from approx = 750 mk/sec down to approx = 450 km/sec may be attributable to an increase in superradial divergence f from approx = 7-9 to 20. The plasma energy flux density F at the base of the coronal holes representing the sources of the solar wind with VR=1AE = (450 to 750) km/sec, remains nearly constant, being F approx = (1.4 +/- 0.3) x 10 to the 6th power x ergs/sq cm/sec for the period 1973-1975.

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