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Examples of a cool (left column) and a hot (right column) loop in equilibrium. Top row: Electron temperature (K) and density (10−4 cm−3) profiles along the loop. Bottom row: Profiles of the electron energy conservation terms along the loop: H = 2.3 × 10−3 erg cm−3 s−1 (red lines) is the uniform and constant heating term; QR is the power loss due to radiations; and Ce(+) (dotted light green lines) and Ce(−) (dark green lines) are the electron conduction, respectively, when they are a heating or a cooling term.
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