Physics
Scientific paper
Jan 2002
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Multi-Wavelength Observations of Coronal Structure and Dynamics -- Yohkoh 10th Anniversary Meeting. Proceedings of the conferenc
Physics
Scientific paper
Studies of magnetic shear developments and pre-flare activities in flare-productive sunspot regions are fundamentally important for the study of flare energy build-up and energy release mechanism. Several previous works demonstrated that the emergence of a twisted magnetic flux rope, which is originally formed in the convection zone, must be the source of the strong magnetic shear development in a sunspot region to produce a strong flare activity (Kurokawa 1987, Tanaka 1991, Ishii et al. 2000). We are still, however, far from sufficiently understanding how the twisted structures of a magnetic flux rope is formed in the convection zone, and where and how such a twisted magnetic rope untwists and releases its energy as flaresNULL A flare productive active region NOAA 9026, which showed an interesting evolution during a coordinated observation between the Domeless Solar Telescope of Hida Observatory, Swedish Telescope of La Palma, and TRACE Satellite from 3 through 12 June of 2000, provided us a rare opportunity to study a new important aspect of a twisted magnetic flux rope and its rapidly-untwisted motions to have caused strong flares. From the analyses of the evolution of this region, we first found a clear evidence of pre-flare heating or energy release from the upper photosphere through the lower chromosphere from about two hours before the energy release in the corona as an X-class flare. We suggest that this pre-flare energy release in the lower atmosphere is closely related to the emergence of the twisted magnetic flux rope from below the photosphere.
Ishii Takaaki
Kurokawa Hiroki
Shine Richard
Wang Tie-Jun
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