Flows in hot coronal loops: mass cycle and coupling from chromosphere to corona Pia Zacharias, Sven Bingert, Hardi Peter Solar Cycle 24 Napa, California.

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Flows in hot coronal loops: mass cycle and coupling from chromosphere to corona Pia Zacharias, Sven Bingert, Hardi Peter Solar Cycle 24 Napa, California December 11, 2008

Doppler shifts in the solar transition region and in the corona Doppler shift [ km/s ] Peter (1999) ApJ 516, 490 SUMER  10 5 K  6.5  10 5 K

3D simulation – Doppler shifts Observation Simulation Probably OK for TR (some 10 5 K) Not yet good for coronal lines

From observation to simulation Input magnetic field - quiet Sun-like 3D MHD model of coronal box (50x50x30Mm 3 =256 3 ) (Bingert at al.) including radiative loss, heat conduction and Ohmic heating due to flux braiding Spectral synthesis (CHIANTI)  Resulting loop structures Initial vertical magnetic field at bottom boundaryEvolving TR loops (snapshop)

Doppler velocities in the simulation CIV (1548 Å) Doppler map Distribution of Doppler velocities (smaller FWHM than observed; 3x) =1.52 km/s  mean redshift blueshift  redshift

Global mass balance: constant coronal mass Coronal mass fluctuates ≈ 0.1% Empty corona over simulation time (30 min) would need average flow of ≈ max 0.1 km/s Global sinking of atmosphere due to mass loss is NOT responsible for net line shift N: Number of particles in the box with T> K : mean number of particles in the box with T> K

Investigation of individual loops: hot loops 1st step: restrain to L > 30 Mm and T max > 10 5 K Assign the same fieldlines at each timestep  follow fieldlines through the 30 minute time series snapshot

Nature of the flows in hot and long loops Siphon flows: Flow through the loop Draining / downflows Flow out of the loop Strange flow profiles 62 %27 %10 % Contradiction: Why is the coronal mass constant while downflows dominate ? Solution ? Coronal mass supply through the heating of cool loops? Contradiction: Why is the coronal mass constant while downflows dominate ? Solution ? Coronal mass supply through the heating of cool loops? log(T[K])>10 5 & L>30 Mm

Closed mass system? blueshift  redshift  redshift blueshift  Mass flux through logT=4.0 plane Mass flux through logT=5.0 plane

Downflows – Where are the upflows? Cooling loops with downflows: one example

Heating loops with upflows?  heating  downflow  NO hot loops with upflows found! Problem: Even loops that are heated up are draining... Where are loops which fill due to increasing heat input ? Probably selection effect (T>10 5 K) ? Problem: Even loops that are heated up are draining... Where are loops which fill due to increasing heat input ? Probably selection effect (T>10 5 K) ?

Outlook Properly follow fieldlines in time What about the upflows we see in the Doppler maps? Investigate “cool“ loops (T<10 5 K) with same lengths Properly follow fieldlines in time What about the upflows we see in the Doppler maps? Investigate “cool“ loops (T<10 5 K) with same lengths