Theoretical model of the solar corona during sunspot minimum. II - Dynamic approximation

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Dynamic Models, Magnetohydrodynamic Flow, Solar Corona, Sunspot Cycle, Computational Astrophysics, Current Density, Electric Current, Mathematical Models, Quadrupoles, Solar Magnetic Field

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The theoretical quasi-static model of the solar corona during sunspot minimum developed in an earlier paper (Osherovich et al., 1984) is extended to include a quasi-radial outflow. The requirement imposed in the above paper on a plasma flow is relaxed. The dynamic equation derived for the combination of a dipole-like and a radial field is used to calculate the electric current density around the sun in the region 1.5-5 solar radii. Comparison with the current density given by the quasi-static model shows that the outflow decreases the current density only slightly in the dynamic case. The dynamic coronal model with a magnetic quadrupole field is also considered, in relation to the north-south asymmetry in the solar corona.

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