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Figure 1:
Time-step of the model representing stochastic
longitudinal flux-tube waves after 2366 s. Shown are
temperature T (thick-solid) and particle densities
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Figure 2: Temperature contour maps for the monochromatic longitudinal wave model (model 2) ( top) and stochastic longitudinal wave model (model 3) ( bottom) based on the data also taken for the calculation of the different types of time-averaged temperatures. |
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Figure 3: Minimum and maximum temperature values for the pre-shock and post-shock temperatures T1 and T2(solid lines) given by the monochromatic acoustic wave model (model 1) after dynamic equilibrium has been attained. The average values are given as dotted lines. Note that shock formation occurs near 570 km. |
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Figure 4:
Comparison of
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