J/ApJ/752/126 Modeling the magnetic field in the solar corona (Yamamoto+, 2012)
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Preprocessing magnetic fields with chromospheric longitudinal fields.
    Yamamoto T.T., Kusano K.
   <Astrophys. J., 752, 126 (2012)>
   =2012ApJ...752..126Y
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ADC_Keywords: Sun ; Magnetic fields
Keywords: Sun: chromosphere; Sun: photosphere; Sun: surface magnetism

Abstract:
    Nonlinear force-free field (NLFFF) extrapolation is a powerful tool
    for the modeling of the magnetic field in the solar corona. However,
    since the photospheric magnetic field does not in general satisfy the
    force-free condition, some kind of processing is required to
    assimilate data into the model. In this paper, we report the results
    of new preprocessing for the NLFFF extrapolation. Through this
    preprocessing, we expect to obtain magnetic field data similar to
    those in the chromosphere. In our preprocessing, we add a new term
    concerning chromospheric longitudinal fields into the optimization
    function proposed by Wiegelmann et al (2006SoPh..233..215W). We
    perform a parameter survey of six free parameters to find minimum
    force- and torque-freeness with the simulated-annealing method.
    Analyzed data are a photospheric vector magnetogram of AR 10953
    observed with the Hinode spectropolarimeter and a chromospheric
    longitudinal magnetogram observed with SOLIS spectropolarimeter. It is
    found that some preprocessed fields show the smallest force- and
    torque-freeness and are very similar to the chromospheric longitudinal
    fields. On the other hand, other preprocessed fields show noisy maps,
    although the force- and torque-freeness are of the same order. By
    analyzing preprocessed noisy maps in the wave number space, we found
    that small and large wave number components balance out on the
    force-free index. We also discuss our iteration limit of the
    simulated-annealing method and magnetic structure broadening in the
    chromosphere.

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ReadMe         80        .   This file
table1.dat     47       86   Free parameter pairs
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See also:
  J/ApJS/169/439 : Models of solar magnetic structures (Socas-Navarro, 2007)
  J/A+A/432/1063 : Analysis of inner solar corona in EUV (Lanzafame+, 2005)
  http://solis.nso.edu/ : National Solar Observatory NISP/SOLIS

Byte-by-byte Description of file: table1.dat
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   Bytes Format Units Label   Explanations
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   1-  2 I2     ---   Num     [0/85] Parameter combination number
   4-  5 I2     [-]   logt0   [-4/2] Log of coefficient of the initial pseudo
                               temperature; T_init_=t0*L_init_
   7- 12 F6.4   ---   dT      [995/0.9995] Temperature cooling factor:
                                            new T = old T * dT
  14- 15 I2     [-]   logmu3  Log of coefficient of L3
  17- 18 I2     [-]   logmu4  Log of coefficient of L4
  20- 21 I2     [-]   logmu5  Log of coefficient of L5 (See equation (20))
  23- 25 I3     ---   Seed    [3/259] Random number seed
      27 I1     ---   cnv     [0/1] Calculation convergence code; 1=converged
  29- 37 E9.4   ---   r1      Ratio of L1_init_/L1_finish_
  39- 47 E9.4   ---   r5      Ratio of L5_init_/L5_finish_
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History:
    From electronic version of the journal

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(End)                 Greg Schwarz [AAS], Emmanuelle Perret [CDS]    05-Feb-2014
