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Fig. 10

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Temporal evolution of the shock front and magnetic connectivity to the solar atmosphere early in the 2014 Sep. 01 event derived via the MAST model. Left column (panels ad) presents the 3D ellipsoid approximation to the pressure-wave front at 10:55, 11:00, 11:05, and 11:10 UT, respectively, derived from our CME triangulation studies. The visible solar disk is drawn as a yellow sphere delineated by the red dashed line. The corresponding magnetic field lines color coded by the shock-front speed are plotted in the central column (panels eh). The same lines, coded by the value of the magnetic field inclination to the shock-normal θBn, are plotted in the right column (panels il). The Sun is represented by a generic magnetogram. The color-coded scales are given at the top of the figure.

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