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- the two footpoints (the location where the loop enters the photosphere) are anc****d to and rotate with the Sun's surface. Within each footpoint, the strong...
- helio-latitude, as the speed of the photospheric footpoint is reduced. Depending on the polarity of the photospheric footpoint, the heliospheric magnetic field spirals...
- dawn to dusk. Along the last closed geomagnetic field lines with their footpoints within the auroral zones, field-aligned electric currents can flow into...
- magnetic flux tubes that are attached to the photosphere, referred to as footpoints, create a loop-like structure known as a coronal loop. The plasma inside...
- Emerging magnetic flux and photospheric motions continuously shifting the footpoints of a structure can result in magnetic free energy building up in the coronal...
- 2013-01-24. Kat****wa, Yukio; Tsuneta, Saku (2005). "Magnetic Properties at Footpoints of Hot and Cool Loops". The Astrophysical Journal. 621 (1): 498–511. Bibcode:2005ApJ...
- a pressure difference, different cross-sections of the coronal loops footpoints, the return of ****ules, multiple flows, nanoflares, and thermal instabilities...
- (help) Kat****wa, Yukio; Tsuneta, Saku (2005). "Magnetic Properties at Footpoints of Hot and Cool Loops". The Astrophysical Journal. 621 (1): 498–511. Bibcode:2005ApJ...
- for this reason coronal loops are often found with sunspots at their footpoints. Coronal loops po****te both active and quiet regions of the solar surface...
- algorithm uses time-consuming procedures like the determination of the footpoint of a perpendicular on a surface. The second part of the marching method...