3D Numerical Simulation of a New Model for Coronal Jets

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Recent solar observations with STEREO and HINODE have revealed evidence of twisting motions during the evolution of coronal jets. Furthermore, the observations indicate that some jets achieve near-Alfvenic velocities. Most models of jet are not capable of explaining these new observational features. In addition, the impulsiveness of jets, manifested as a brief, violent energy release phase in contrast to a slow, quasi-static energy storage phase storage, is an issue not easily addressed.
We will present the results of 3D numerical simulations of our model for coronal jets. The simulations were performed with our state-of-art adaptive mesh MHD solver ARMS. The basic idea of the model is that a jet is due to the release of magnetic twist when a closed field region undergoes interchange reconnection with surrounding open field. The fast reconnection between open and closed field results in the generation of nonlinear Alfven waves that propagate along the open field, accelerating plasma upward. We will show how the new stereoscopically-observed features of jets can be explained by the results of our numerical simulations

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