Spectroscopic Detection of Turbulence in Post-CME Current Sheets

Plasma in post-CME current sheets (CSs) is expected to be highly turbulent because of the tearing and coalescence instability and/or local microscopic instabilities. For this reason, in the last decade the inconsistency between the observed ([image] km) and the expected ([image]1-10 m) CS thickness...

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Published inThe Astrophysical journal Vol. 689; no. 1; pp. 572 - 584
Main Author Bemporad, A
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Published Bristol IOP Publishing 10.12.2008
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Abstract Plasma in post-CME current sheets (CSs) is expected to be highly turbulent because of the tearing and coalescence instability and/or local microscopic instabilities. For this reason, in the last decade the inconsistency between the observed ([image] km) and the expected ([image]1-10 m) CS thickness has been tentatively explained in many MHD models as a consequence of plasma turbulence that should be able to significantly broaden the CS. However, from the observational point of view, little is known about this subject. A few post-CME CSs have been observed in UVCS spectra as a strong emission in the high-temperature [Fe xviii] line, usually unobservable in the solar corona. In this work, published data on post-CME CSs observed by UVCS are reanalyzed, concentrating for the first time on the evolution of turbulence derived from the nonthermal broadening of the [Fe xviii] line profiles. Derived turbulent speeds are on the order of [image]60 km s super(-1) a few hours after the CME and slowly decay down to [image]30 km s super(-1) in the following 2 days. From this evolution the anomalous diffusivity due to microinstabilities has been estimated, and the scenario of multiple small- scale reconnections is tested. Results show that the existence of many ([image]10 super(-11) to 10 super(-17) [mu]CS m super(-3)) microscopic CSs ([mu]CSs) of small sizes ([image] m) could explain not only the high CS temperatures but also the much larger observed thickness of macroscopic CSs, thanks to turbulent broadening.
AbstractList Plasma in post-CME current sheets (CSs) is expected to be highly turbulent because of the tearing and coalescence instability and/or local microscopic instabilities. For this reason, in the last decade the inconsistency between the observed ([image] km) and the expected ([image]1-10 m) CS thickness has been tentatively explained in many MHD models as a consequence of plasma turbulence that should be able to significantly broaden the CS. However, from the observational point of view, little is known about this subject. A few post-CME CSs have been observed in UVCS spectra as a strong emission in the high-temperature [Fe xviii] line, usually unobservable in the solar corona. In this work, published data on post-CME CSs observed by UVCS are reanalyzed, concentrating for the first time on the evolution of turbulence derived from the nonthermal broadening of the [Fe xviii] line profiles. Derived turbulent speeds are on the order of [image]60 km s super(-1) a few hours after the CME and slowly decay down to [image]30 km s super(-1) in the following 2 days. From this evolution the anomalous diffusivity due to microinstabilities has been estimated, and the scenario of multiple small- scale reconnections is tested. Results show that the existence of many ([image]10 super(-11) to 10 super(-17) [mu]CS m super(-3)) microscopic CSs ([mu]CSs) of small sizes ([image] m) could explain not only the high CS temperatures but also the much larger observed thickness of macroscopic CSs, thanks to turbulent broadening.
Plasma in post-CME current sheets (CSs) is expected to be highly turbulent because of the tearing and coalescence instability and/or local microscopic instabilities. For this reason, in the last decade the inconsistency between the observed ([image] km) and the expected ([image]1-10 m) CS thickness has been tentatively explained in many MHD models as a consequence of plasma turbulence that should be able to significantly broaden the CS. However, from the observational point of view, little is known about this subject. A few post-CME CSs have been observed in UVCS spectra as a strong emission in the high-temperature [Fe xviii] line, usually unobservable in the solar corona. In this work, published data on post-CME CSs observed by UVCS are reanalyzed, concentrating for the first time on the evolution of turbulence derived from the nonthermal broadening of the [Fe xviii] line profiles. Derived turbulent speeds are on the order of [image]60 km s(-1) a few hours after the CME and slowly decay down to [image]30 km s(-1) in the following 2 days. From this evolution the anomalous diffusivity due to microinstabilities has been estimated, and the scenario of multiple small- scale reconnections is tested. Results show that the existence of many ([image]10(-11) to 10(-17) [mu]CS m(-3)) microscopic CSs ([mu]CSs) of small sizes ([image] m) could explain not only the high CS temperatures but also the much larger observed thickness of macroscopic CSs, thanks to turbulent broadening.
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