Sigmoid: A Twisted Tale of Flux and Fields By Tyler Behm Mentors: Antonia Savcheva Ed DeLuca.

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Sigmoid: A Twisted Tale of Flux and Fields By Tyler Behm Mentors: Antonia Savcheva Ed DeLuca

Etymology Sigm- Sigma -oid Having the shape or form of

Talk Outline Part 1: Background What is the “S” made of? How do sigmoids evolve with time? How can we study sigmoids? Part 2: REU Research Finding best fit model Cross-sections and QSL maps

What is the “S” made of? Cooled plasma suspend by coiled magnetic fields Gold, T., and Hoyle, F., Mon. Not. R. astron. Soc, 120, 89 (1961)

How do sigmoids evolve with time? Magnetic reconnection 68% of erupting active regions are sigmoids

How can we study sigmoids? Force-Free PotentialLinearNonlinear NLFFF Modeling Sigmoid Cross- Section Lorent z Pressure

Tyler’s Work Significance and Goals Goals Find best fit NLFFF model in axial/polodial flux space Generate mapping of field divergence (QSL) Significance Place boundaries on energy in field Estimate helicity; Predict stability of sigmoid Russell and Elphic, 1979

Tyler’s Work Step 1: Make Models LOS Magnetogram  Fields XRT Images  Coronal Loops (ie Flux) Span polodial/axial flux parameter space Magneto-friction relaxation Both are Aug 4, 2010

Tyler’s Work Step 2: Find Best Fit Aug 4, models to span flux parameter space Goodness = Less distance from field to flux = Green (on left charts) Unstable

Tyler’s Work Step 3: Make Sure It’s Stable Best Fit Model Higher Flux Model Aug 4, 2010

Tyler’s Work Step 4: Make Quasi-Separatrix Layers If B-fields were heads of hair… QSL’s would be parted hairlines. QSL

Tyler’s Work Step 4: Make Quasi-Separatrix Layers Aug 4, 2010 Free Energy = 6.0×10 31 erg Helicity = -5.2×10 42 Mx 2 Aug 10, 2010 Free Energy = 3.4×10 31 erg Helicity = -2.3×10 42 Mx 2

Tyler’s Work Step 4: Make Quasi-Separatrix Layers Aug 4, 2010 Free Energy = 6.0×10 31 erg Helicity = -5.2×10 42 Mx 2 Aug 10, 2010 Free Energy = 3.4×10 31 erg Helicity = -2.3×10 42 Mx 2

Conclusion What is the “S” made of? Magnetically floated, cool coronal plasma How do sigmoids evolve with time? Magnetic reconnection and CMEs How can we study sigmoids? NLFFF Modeling + 1 intern = 2 sigmoids modeled

Special Thanks NSF REU solar physics program at CfA, grant number ATM for funding Kathy, Marie, and all REU organizers Antonia and Ed for excellent mentorship Aad for the Coronal Modeling Software CfA for hospitality Trae, Jonathan, and Alisdair for computer help

References Importance of Sigmoid Studies: Canfield et al. (1999, 2007) NLFFF Modeling: Savcheva, Van Ballegooijen (2009) QSL’s: Domoulin, Hénoux, Priest, Mandrini (1996) Illustrations: solarmuri.ssl.berkeley.edu/~hhudson/cartoo ns/