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2009•Revista Mexicana de Astronomía y AstrofísicaRequires access

OSCILLATIONS AND HEATING OF THE SOLAR CORONA

C. A. Mendoza-Brice, Antonio Parravano, M. H. Ib

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In this paper we will discuss the observations, consequence and modelling of coronal loops oscillations. These oscillations and their damping are of fundamental importance, because they can provide diagnostics of the coronal plasma as well as insight of their role on the fundamental problem of the coronal heating.

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In this paper we will discuss the observations, consequence and modelling of coronal loops oscillations. These oscillations and their damping are of fundamental importance, because they can provide diagnostics of the coronal plasma as well as insight of their role on the fundamental problem of the coronal heating.

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In this paper we will discuss the observations, consequence and modelling of coronal loops oscillations. These oscillations and their damping are of fundamental importance, because they can provide diagnostics of the coronal plasma as well as insight of their role on the fundamental problem of the coronal heating.

Key concepts: Physics, Coronal plane, Corona (planetary geology), Coronal loop, Nanoflares, Coronal hole, Astrophysics, Plasma

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