Table B.1.
Summary of the simulated configurations of streamers.
| Label | POI [R⊙] | ψ(t0) | θ | hstr [R⊙] | βstr | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sim1 | (−1.5, 2.4) | 150° | 45° | 6.2 | 20° | Two broad streamers at intermediate polar angles (Fig. 6) |
| 135° | 37.5° | 5.2 | 18° | |||
| Sim2 | (2.5, 2.5) | −45° | 52° | 6.6 | 8.5° | Two narrow streamers at intermediate polar angles (Fig. B.1) |
| −75° | 50° | 6.2 | 10° | |||
| Sim3 | (2.7, 0.6) | −80° | 78.3° | 6.2 | 15° | Four broad equatorial streamers (Fig. B.2) |
| −40° | 80° | 5.8 | 15° | |||
| 0° | 79° | 5.9 | 18° | |||
| 60° | 75° | 5.8 | 15° | |||
| Sim4 | (−1.5, 2.4) | 150° | 44.4° | 6.2 | 20° | Broad streamer at intermediate polar angles |
| Sim5 | (−1.5, 2.4) | 150° | 37.5° | 6.2 | 18° | Broad streamer at intermediate polar angles |
| Sim6 | (2.5, 2.5) | −45° | 52° | 6.6 | 8.5° | Narrow streamer at intermediate polar angles |
| Sim7 | (2.5, 2.5) | −75° | 50° | 6.2 | 10° | Narrow streamer at intermediate polar angles |
| Sim8 | (0.1, 3.1) | −10° | 5° | 6.2 | 2.5° | Narrow polar streamer (Fig. B.3) |
| Sim9 | (0.1, 3.1) | 90° | 15° | 6 | 10° | Narrow polar streamer |
| Sim10 | (2.7, 0.6) | −80° | 78.3° | 6.2 | 15° | Broad equatorial streamer |
| Sim11 | (2.7, 0.6) | −30° | 80° | 5.8 | 15° | Broad equatorial streamer |
| Sim12 | (2.7, 0.6) | 60° | 80° | 5.8 | 15° | Broad equatorial streamer |
| Sim13 | (2.7, 0.6) | 20° | 79° | 5.9 | 20° | Broad equatorial streamer |
Notes. Simulations are labeled as shown in the first column. Pixel of interest (POI) is listed in the second column in Cartesian coordinates with respect to the center of the Sun. The third and fourth columns define the orientation of each streamer: ψ(t0) is the polar angle at the beginning of a simulation (at time t0) and θ is the azimuthal angle in the spherical coordinate system placed at the center of the Sun (O) with the OX-axis perpendicular to the POS and pointed toward the observer, and the OZ-axis pointing the north pole. The fifth and sixth columns define the size of each streamer: hstr is the height and βstr is the vertex aperture of a streamer. Notes are shown in the last column.
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