Blowing up of two-dimensional magnetohydrostatic equilibria by an increase of electric current or pressure

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Magnetohydrodynamic Stability, Magnetohydrostatics, Plasma Equilibrium, Solar Activity, Solar Corona, Solar Magnetic Field, Boundary Conditions, Boundary Value Problems, Dirichlet Problem, Electric Current, Magnetic Field Configurations, Solar Flares

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General properties are deduced for a series of two-dimensional magnetohydrostatic configurations. An existence theorem for the Dirichlet boundary conditions on the frontier of a semiinfinite domain is established, and the magnetic topology of the always-existing solution is shown to be of the open type. While the existence of a closed topology solution is also proved for the case of small currents, this solution disappears at a bifurcation point for some finite value of the stretching parameter lambda. The relevance of these results to the study of eruptive solar flares and other solar active phenomena is discussed.

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