The propagation of magnetoacoustic waves in the solar atmosphere consisting of the photosphere, chromosphere and corona has been studied numerically by time-dependent multi-dimensional magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) simula...The propagation of magnetoacoustic waves in the solar atmosphere consisting of the photosphere, chromosphere and corona has been studied numerically by time-dependent multi-dimensional magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) simulation. Pressure disturbances are introduced at the bottom of the chromosphere and at the bottom of the corona, respectively. The computational results show that incurred fast and slow MHD waves propagate away from the source of the disturbances. The fast MHD wave propagates as an expansive wave in the radial direction, while the slow one steepens and it may evolve into a slow shock. We suggest that the extreme ultraviolet imaging telescope wave observed by the SOHO and Moreton wave are a fast MHD wave propagating in the corona and in the chromosphere, respectively.展开更多
In this paper we present the results of both evolution of Bibolar Magnetic Regions and flare energy buildup with supergranular diffusion. Based on these results we find (i) MHD processes including diffusion and cyclon...In this paper we present the results of both evolution of Bibolar Magnetic Regions and flare energy buildup with supergranular diffusion. Based on these results we find (i) MHD processes including diffusion and cyclonic of turbulence play a significant role for the development of the complexities of an active region. The meridional flow controls the poleward migration of magnetic field of the active regions, (ii) The diffusion of photosphere field and the magnitude of the shear speed have important effects on the total energy storage in the solar corona.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No.49834030the Department of Science and Technology of China(G2000078405).
文摘The propagation of magnetoacoustic waves in the solar atmosphere consisting of the photosphere, chromosphere and corona has been studied numerically by time-dependent multi-dimensional magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) simulation. Pressure disturbances are introduced at the bottom of the chromosphere and at the bottom of the corona, respectively. The computational results show that incurred fast and slow MHD waves propagate away from the source of the disturbances. The fast MHD wave propagates as an expansive wave in the radial direction, while the slow one steepens and it may evolve into a slow shock. We suggest that the extreme ultraviolet imaging telescope wave observed by the SOHO and Moreton wave are a fast MHD wave propagating in the corona and in the chromosphere, respectively.
文摘In this paper we present the results of both evolution of Bibolar Magnetic Regions and flare energy buildup with supergranular diffusion. Based on these results we find (i) MHD processes including diffusion and cyclonic of turbulence play a significant role for the development of the complexities of an active region. The meridional flow controls the poleward migration of magnetic field of the active regions, (ii) The diffusion of photosphere field and the magnitude of the shear speed have important effects on the total energy storage in the solar corona.
