Non-axisymmetric magnetostatic equilibrium

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Equilibrium Equations, Magnetic Flux, Magnetostatic Fields, Perturbation Theory, Solar Magnetic Field, Sunspots, Boundary Conditions, Boundary Value Problems, Cauchy Problem, Hyperbolic Differential Equations

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The structural properties of a sunspot-like magnetic flux tube which lacks perfect axisymmetry is examined. The flux tube is assumed to be in static equilibrium with an atmosphere in a uniform gravity. The equations for the first order non-axisymmetric part of the equilibrium are obtained in spherical coordinates and these first order equations are reduced to a linear second order hyperbolic partial differential equation in the r-z plane. It is shown that whereas Cauchy type boundary conditions are appropriate for hyperbolic equations, physical considerations dictate the specification of boundary conditions on a closed curve for this problem. Three analytically soluble cases are presented to illustrate the construction of solutions to this boundary value problem in which the zero-order axisymmetric equilibria are chosen to have magnetic field geometry of different complexities.

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