[Loops] two papers concerning loops

[Hugh Hudson]

Dear Phil

At last I'm glad I am on the loops mailing list. It was especially  
interesting to see your "explanation" paper because of its appeal to  
cool threads. At meetings now, when I meet them, I always am asking  
the coronal spectroscopists what the minimum coronal density is  
(never get answers, of course) with the idea that coronal heating  
might not be pervasive.

My hunch about the explanation, though, is different - I think one  
has to deal with neutrals not just via diffusion, but also by  
anisotropic conductivity as in the ionosphere.

Hugh

On Jul 10, 2008, at 10:30 AM, pgjudge wrote:

>
> There are a couple of articles which may be of interest to this group
> which are on the astro-ph arXiv:
>
>
> On the magnetic structure of the solar transition region,
>
> by Philip G. Judge and Rebecca Centeno
>
> http://arxiv.org/abs/0805.1436
>
> An explanation of the solar transition region, by Philip G. Judge
>
> http://arxiv.org/abs/0807.1706   (public access available tonight)
>
>
> while the subjects may not seem to be concerned with coronal loops
> they discuss the magnetic interface between the corona and  
> chromosphere
> including loop structures.
>
> best wishes
>
> Philip Judge
>
>
>
>
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