Emerging Flux Simulations Bob Stein A.Lagerfjard Å. Nordlund D. Benson D. Georgobiani 1.

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Emerging Flux Simulations Bob Stein A.Lagerfjard Å. Nordlund D. Benson D. Georgobiani 1

Numerical Method Radiation MHD: solve conservation eqns. for mass, momentum, internal energy plus induction equation for magnetic field Spatial derivatives: finite difference 6 th order, 5 th order interpolations Time advance: 3 rd order, low memory Runge- Kutta Non-grey radiative transfer using 4 bin multi- group method with one vertical and 4 slanted rays (which rotate each time step) 2

Numerical Method Spatial differencing – 6th-order finite difference – staggered Time advancement – 3rd order Runga-Kutta Equation of state – tabular – including ionization – H, He + abundant elements Radiative transfer – 3D, LTE – 4 bin multi-group opacity

Simulation set up Vertical boundary conditions: Extrapolate lnρ; Velocity -> top, zero bottom; energy/mass -> average top, bottom; B tends to potential top, Horizontal B x0 advected into domain by (20 Mm), 3 cases: B x0 = 10, 20, 40 kG f-plane rotation, lattitude 30 deg Initial state – non-magnetic convection. 4

Computational Domain 20 Mm Computational Domain for the CFD Simulations of Solar Convection 48 Mm

Mean Atmosphere 6

Surface shear layer f-plane rotation

8 Maximum |B| at 100 km below τ cont = 1 (10kG)

9 Flux Emergence (10 kG case) 15 – 40 hr s Average fluid rise time = 32 hrs (interval between frames 300 -> 30 sec) B y B x I B v

10 Flux Emergence (20 kG case) 15 – 22 hr s Average fluid rise time = 32 hrs (interval between frames 300 -> 30 sec) B y B x I B v

11 10 kG 20 kG

12 Intensity & B vertica l Contours: ± 0.5,1.0,1.5 kG 10 kG case Field is very intermitent

13 10 kG

14 10 kG

15 20 kG

16 20 kG

17 10 kG 20 kG

Waves exist in the simulation, generated by turbulent motions. Sound waves are revealed by density fluctuations. 18 Non-magnetic case. Courtesy of Junwei Zhao

P-Mode ridges (20 kG case,4 hr sequence) 19 Magnetic contours on non-magnetic image Non-magnetic contours on magnetic image courtesy Dali Georgobiani

P-Mode ridges (40 kG case,4 hr sequence) 20 Magnetic contours on non-magnetic image Non-magnetic contours on magnetic image courtesy Dali Georgobiani

Status Currently have 40 (10kG), 22 (20kG), 17 (40kG) hours, saved every 30 sec (except initially) Generates 0.5 solar hour / week Will produce slices of: emergent intensity, three velocity components, & temperature at several heights in the photosphere Will produce 4 hour averages with 2 hour cadence of full chunks: temperature, density, 3 velocity components, 3 magnetic field components. pressure After accumulate 12 solar hours will put on steinr.pa.msu.edu/~bob/mhdaverages 21

Questions: Currently rising magnetic flux is given the same entropy as the non-magnetic plasma, so it is buoyant. What entropy does the rising magnetic flux have in the Sun? Need to compare simulations with observations for clues. What will the long term magnetic field configuration look like? Will it form a magnetic network? Need to run for several turnover times (2 days). What is the typical strength of the magnetic field at 20 Mm depth? Again, need to compare long runs with observations for clues. 22