NASA NTRS · 20150014587
Nanoflare vs Footpoint Heating : Observational Signatures
Abstract
Time lag analysis shows very long time lags between all channel pairs. Impulsive heating cannot address these long time lags. 3D Simulations of footpoint heating shows a similar pattern of time lags (magnitude and distribution) to observations. Time lags and relative peak intensities may be able to differentiate between TNE and impulsive heating solutions. Adding a high temperature channel (like XRT Be-thin) may improve diagnostics.
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Winebarger, Amy, Alexander, Caroline, Lionello, Roberto, Linker, Jon, Mikic, Zoran, Downs, Cooper. 2015-07-21. Nanoflare vs Footpoint Heating : Observational Signatures. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150014587
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