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Figure 1:
Temperature and density profiles from the footpoint (s=0 cm) to the apex (s=1.5 ![]() |
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Figure 2: The time-evolution of the apex temperature and density during and following explosive heating. |
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Figure 3:
The ratio of thermal flux (![]() ![]() |
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Figure 4: The ionisation balance of several ions of iron during explosive heating. The ion populations are far from equilibrium. |
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Figure 5: The ratio of total energy (thermal + kinetic) to total heat input during explosive heating. |
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Figure 6: The predicted counts (as functions of temperature and spatial location) at 2 s intervals, between 4 s and 20 s, for the Fe VIII emission in the SolarB-EIS short wavelength (170-210 Å) range during explosive heating. Times: 4 s (solid); 6 s (dot); 8 s (dash); 10 s (dot-dash); 12 s (triple dot-dash); 14 s (long dash); 16 s (cross); 18 s (asterisk); and 20 s (diamond). |
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Figure 7: The predicted counts (as a function of temperature) for the emission from higher charge states of iron in the SolarB-EIS short wavelength (170-210 Å) range during explosive heating. Charge states: Fe VIII (solid); Fe IX (dot); Fe X (dash); Fe XI (dot-dash); Fe XII (triple dot-dash); and Fe XIII (long dash). |
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Figure 8: The predicted counts (as a function of spatial location) for the emission from higher charge states of iron in the SolarB-EIS short wavelength (170-210 Å) range during explosive heating. Charge states: Fe VIII (solid); Fe IX (dot); Fe X (dash); Fe XI (dot-dash); Fe XII (triple dot-dash); and Fe XIII (long dash). |
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