Nanoflare Heating of the Corona Revisited

By P. Cargill, J. Klimchuk. 2004

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• A SYSTEMATIC SURVEY OF HIGH-TEMPERATURE EMISSION IN SOLAR ACTIVE REGIONS (2012, background): “These results are difficult to reconcile with the Parker nanoflare model (Parker 1988), at least as it has often been interpreted (Cargill 1994; Klimchuk & Cargill 2001; Cargill & Klimchuk 2004).”
• On Solving the Coronal Heating Problem (2005, methodology): “It was first put forward by Cargill (1994) and has subsequently been studied in considerable detail (e.g., Cargill and Klimchuk 1997, 2004; Vekstein and Katsukawa, 2000; Klimchuk and Cargill 2001; Warren, Winebarger, and Hamilton 2002; Warren, Winebarger, and Mariska 2003, Patsourakos and Klimchuk…”
• Ultraviolet spectroscopy of the extended solar corona (2006, background): “…of mechanisms (e.g., magnetic reconnection, turbulence, wave dissipation, and plasma instabilities) are probably responsible for the varied appearance of coronal holes, quiet regions, isolated loops, and active regions (Priest et al. 2000; Aschwanden et al. 2001; Cargill & Klimchuk 2004).”
• Coronal Loops: Observations and Modeling of Confined Plasma (2010, background): “Other studies based both on models and on analysis of observations independently suggest that elementary loop components should be even finer, with typical cross-sections of the strands to be of the order of 10 – 100 km (Beveridge et al., 2003; Cargill and Klimchuk, 2004; Vekstein, 2009).”
• Solar Wind Electrons Alphas and Protons (SWEAP) Investigation: Design of the Solar Wind and Coronal Plasma Instrument Suite for Solar Probe Plus (2015, background): “…Chandran et al. (2009) cBruner (1978), Ulmschneider (1985) dParker (1979, 1987), Sturrock (1999), Priest et al. (2002), Axford and McKenzie (1992), Cargill and Klimchuk (2004), Schrijver et al. (1997), Zurbuchen et al. (2002) eScudder (1994), Pierrard and Lamy (2003) solar corona and wind have…”