Models of stationary siphon flows in stratified, thermally conducting coronal loops. II. Shocked solutions.

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Mhd, Sun: Chromosphere, Sun: Corona

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We use a detailed hydrodynamic model which takes into account the effects of gravity, of radiative losses, of thermal conduction and of a parametrized heating term to explore the conditions for the presence of stationary shocks in critical and supersonic siphon flows in coronal loops. We consider separately isothermal and adiabatic shocks. The exploration of the parameter space shows that in every solution, as characterized by loop length, base dynamical pressure and base velocity, the shock position depends on the volumetric heating rate of the loop. In addition, with the exception of the critical solutions with isothermal shocks, there exists a range of volumetric heating rates for which there are two alternative positions where the shock can form. Scaling laws for supersonic solutions are derived.

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