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| 6-9 September 2004
University of St Andrews, UK |
SOHO 15: Talks
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Below are links to all the electronic talks presented at SOHO 15. Please click on the talk title to view/download the talk. An indication of file size is given.
All the talks are in PDF format (except 1 html talk). Powerpoint files have been converted to pdf for the following reasons (1) pdf files are generally smaller than powerpoint files so transfer quicker, (2) pdf files can be viewed on more platforms (e.g., linux etc), (3) pdf files offer a bit more protection of the authors work. Note, movies have not been included with these pdfs.
| Monday 6th September | ||
| 08.30-09.30 | Registration | |
| Session 1: What is the coronal heating problem? | ||
| Chair: Robert Walsh and Jack Ireland | ||
| 09.30-09.45 | The SOC and LOC | Welcome |
| 09.45-10.30 | J. Klimchuk | What is coronal heating? (keynote lecture) (1.4MB) |
| 10.30-11.00 | R.A. Harrison | Future solar missions (invited review) (6.1 MB) |
| Coffee and poster setup | ||
| Session 2a: Driving Coronal Heating | ||
| Chair: Hardi Peter | ||
| 11.30-12.05 | K. Schrijver | Driving coronal heating - the magnetic carpet (invited review) (7.9MB) |
| 12.05-12.20 | J. Buechner | Coronal heating by transition region reconnection (2.2MB) |
| 12.20-12.35 | C. Gerrard | Simple numerical simulations of the flux tube tectonics model for coronal heating (2.1MB) |
| Lunch | ||
| Session 2b: Driving Coronal Heating | ||
| Chair: Alan Hood | ||
| 14.00-14.35 | B. De Pontieu | Magnetic carpet observations (invited review) (13.2MB) |
| 14.35-14.50 | T. Weigelmann | Why are coronal holes indistinguishable from the quiet Sun in transition region radiation (0.6MB) |
| 14.50-15.25 | L. Ofman | Open vs closed field (invited review) (5.2MB) |
| Coffee and posters | ||
| Session 2c: Driving Coronal Heating | ||
| Chair: Klaus Galsgaard | ||
| 16.15-16.50 | A. Nordlund | Numerical simulations of coronal heating (invited review) (3.3MB) |
| 16.50-17.05 | H. Peter | Synthetic EUV spectra from 3D MHD coronal simulations: understanding emission measure and Doppler shifts (1.6MB) |
| 17.05-17.20 | S. Gibson | Twist and flare: the role of helical magnetic structures in the solar corona (6.6MB) |
| 17.20-17.35 | T. Toeroek | The kink instability in a coronal magnetic loop as a trigger mechanism for solar eruptions (1.1MB) |
| Evening event: Welcome reception in golf club | ||
| Thursday 9th September | ||
| Session 5d: The Role of Reconnection in Coronal Heating | ||
| Chair: David McKenzie | ||
| 09.30-09.45 | I. Hannah | RHESSI microflare statistics (2.8MB) |
| 09.45-10.00 | L. Teriaca | Overview of an eruptive flare: from chromosperic evaporation to cooling of hot flaring loops (2.7MB) |
| Session 6: The Solar-Stellar Connection | ||
| Chair: Gerry Doyle | ||
| 10.00-10.35 | M. Jardine | The heating of stellar coronae (invited review) (1.3MB) |
| 10.35-11.00 | T. Ayres | The SOHO-stellar connection: update (2.0MB) |
| Coffee and posters | ||
| Session 7a: Plasma Strands and the Determination of the Local Heating Function | ||
| Chair: Boris Gudiksen | ||
| 11.30-11.45 | D. Mueller | Dynamics of solar coronal loops: thermal instability as a road to complex evolution (1.2MB) |
| 11.45-12.00 | S. Patsourakos | Coronal loop heating by nanoflares: the impact of the field aligned distribution of the heating on loop observations (1.7MB) |
| 12.00-12.15 | R. Erdelyi | Coronal loop heating and catastrophic cooling (4.1MB) |
| 12.15-12.30 | L. Lundquist | Using synthetic emission images to constrai heating parameters (3.6MB) |
| Lunch | ||
| Session 7b: Plasma Strands and the Determination of the Local Heating Function | ||
| Chair: Andrzej Fludra | ||
| 14.00-14.35 | H. Mason | Remote sensing of plasma parameters relating to coronal heating (invited review) (13.9MB) |
| 14.35-14.50 | J. Schmelz | Multi-thermal analysis and background subtraction of CDS loops (2.5MB) |
| 14.50-15.05 | G. Del Zanna | The coronal emission from active regions (4.7MB) |
| Coffee and posters | ||
| Session 8: Where next in the search for a solution to the coronal heating problem? | ||
| Chair: R. Walsh and J. Ireland | ||
| 16.00-16.35 | P. Cargill | What are the major outstanding questions highlighted by this meeting? (invited review) (0.1MB) |
| 16.35-17.00 | Final discussion session | |
| Evening event: Whisky Tasting | ||
SOHO 15: Posters
Please find below pdf versions of posters displayed at SOHO 15. It is anticipated that this list will expand as delegates submit their posters. A note on submission can be found after the poster list.
Posters can be submitted as follows. (1) by email to office@soho15.org if the file size is smaller than 1MB, (2) by ftp, please email us at office@soho15.org for instructions. The prefered format is pdf, but we will convert powerpoint, postscript and any popular format if you are unable to do so yourself.
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