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Title: The Minimum Energy Fit


1
The Minimum Energy Fit
  • The Slowest Motion Required by Induction

Dana Longcope Montana State University
Work supported by DoD MURI grant
2
The data
Time-resolved vector magnetograms
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slices of MHD simulation (Tetsuya Magara)
3
The Induction equation
Vertical induction Eq.
Known from data
4
The Induction equation
Vertical induction Eq.
1 Equation 3 unknowns
To be found
5
The Induction equation
Vertical induction Eq.
1 Equation 3 unknowns
Horizontal induction Eq.
5 more unkowns
6
Solving Induction for v
Introduce unknown scalar potentials
Induction Eq. ? Possion Eq. for f
7
Processing data
t2
t3/2

t1
Region w/ info for velocity
8
Processing data
t2
t3/2
-
t1
9
Solve Poisson Eq.
  • f(x,y) inside
  • Region
  • f0 on bndry
  • Inductn eq.
  • is exactly
  • satisfied

10
Finding other components
free fields
Define function to optimize
Solution will have smallest v consistent w/ data
Bonus v .B0
11
The Minimization
known
held fixed
dvz
known
dy
Elliptic operator
held fixed
12
Magnetogram grid
Bz
Bh
Bz
Bh
Bz
Bh
Bz
Bh
Bz
Bh
Bz
Bh
Bz
Bh
Bz
Bh
Bz
Bh
13
Solving for y
vy
y
y
y
y
vx
f
f
f
vz
vz
vz
vy
y
y
y
y
Finite Difference Elliptic operator
f
f
vz
vz
vx
f
vz
y
y
y
y
f
vz
f
f
Variables on staggered mesh
vz
vz
y
y
y
y
14
Solving for y
Solve elliptic equation Within strong-field bounda
ry
Current implementation Relaxation method
15
Minimizing the Energy
Alternate dy dvz minimization
Relaxation steps
Actual flow
16
Comparison of Results
MHD
MEF
17
Comparison of Results
MHD
MEF
Fup 3.3 X 1022 cm3/s
Fup 1.5 X 1022 cm3/s
18
Real data AR8210
  • IVM (U.Hawaii)
  • 3 min cadence
  • 1.1 resolution
  • Ambigty res.
  • Canfield et al. 1993
  • avg. 5 grams
  • Dt 30 min.

Boundary Bz60 G
(Courtesy KD Leka)
19
Real data AR8210
dBz/dt (grey) f(x,y) (contours)
20
Real data AR8210
21
Doppler Flows
  • Find uz(x,y) by other means
  • (e.g. Doppler measurments)
  • Incorporate using new functional

Mismatch w/ Doppler
i.e. find consistent flow with small horizontal
velocities which best matches observations
22
Doppler Flows
Use vz(x,y) from solution as Doppler signal
23
Data Considerations
  • Cadence
  • Large Dt ? problems (Dt 15-30 min)
  • Co-alignment
  • Seeing produces spurious v(x)
  • Ambiguity resolution
  • tn ? tn1 consistency - important
  • Doppler measurements (easily used)
  • Best v for magnetized plasma

24
Implementing the Algorithm
  • Define outer boundary (necessary?)
  • (trickiest step at present)
  • Solve elliptic equation(s) relaxation?
  • (could be made much faster)
  • Artifacts near PIL
  • (smoothing, lotsa relaxin)
  • Use v(x) from previous step(s) as additional
    constraint
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