Numerical simulation for propagation of disturbance in solar corona

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Computational Astrophysics, Magnetohydrodynamics, Plasma Dynamics, Solar Corona, Atmospheric Physics, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Lines Of Force, Magnetic Field Configurations, Rarefied Plasmas, Solar Magnetic Field

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This paper reconsiders the characteristics of the propagation of a disturbance in the solar corona by means of a magnetohydrodynamic model and the full-implicit continuous Eulerian scheme in the spherical coordinates. To simulate the magnetic configuration of the solar atmosphere, a method in combination with analytical and numerical methods is used to obtain a streamlike magnetic field structure. With this magnetic field model, the dynamic response in the solar corona caused by a radial ejection of cold mass in the neighborhood of the equator at the solar surface and the accompanying physical processes are discussed. Some significant physical phenomena have been discovered. The results explain the formation of the solar prominence and the accompanying coronal transient.

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