A multi-height extrapolation framework using chromospheric vector data recovers a pre-eruptive flux-rope configuration in an observed solar filament, outperforming photosphere-only models in simulation tests.
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Data-driven MURaM simulations of emerging active region 11640 reproduce key EUV features and find volumetric coronal heating proportional to B squared along with ubiquitous MHD waves.
Time-dependent MHD models of the corona-heliosphere system produce magnetic connectivities consistent with observed strahl occurrence rates, unlike steady-state models.
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Chromospheric magnetic field extrapolations reveal the flux-rope configuration of a solar filament
A multi-height extrapolation framework using chromospheric vector data recovers a pre-eruptive flux-rope configuration in an observed solar filament, outperforming photosphere-only models in simulation tests.
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SPEC CPU: The Next Generation
SPEC CPU 2026 presents a new benchmark suite using open-source apps, expanded multithreading, and Rolling-Round-Robin Rate to address gaps in evaluating heterogeneous multiprogrammed CPU performance.
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Data-driven Radiative Magnetohydrodynamics Simulations with the MURaM Code: Coronal Heating and Dynamics in an Emerging Active Region
Data-driven MURaM simulations of emerging active region 11640 reproduce key EUV features and find volumetric coronal heating proportional to B squared along with ubiquitous MHD waves.
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Magnetic Connectivity in the Time-Dependent Corona and Heliosphere
Time-dependent MHD models of the corona-heliosphere system produce magnetic connectivities consistent with observed strahl occurrence rates, unlike steady-state models.