The thermal stability of coronal loops by nonlinear diffusion asymptotics

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Asymptotic Methods, Computational Astrophysics, Coronal Loops, Nonlinear Equations, Plasma Diffusion, Thermal Stability, Solar Corona, Solar X-Rays, Stellar Temperature, X Ray Stars

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The thermal structure of the plasma in coronal loops is re-investigated. The authors assume that the plasma is confined to move along the field lines because of the high plasma β and study the time variability of the temperature structure of the plasma along a field line. With the supposition that the evolution of the plasma takes place on the thermal timescale, which is much larger than the dynamical timescale, they derive a nonlinear reaction-diffusion equation (and some additional constraints) that describes the time-dependent behaviour of the temperature structure. This equation is studied with the use of nonlinear diffusion asymptotics, in particular singular perturbation techniques.

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