Location of non-thermal velocity in the early phases of large flare: revealing the pre-eruption flux ropes? Louise Harra, Sarah Matthews, Len Culhane,

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Location of non-thermal velocity in the early phases of large flare: revealing the pre-eruption flux ropes? Louise Harra, Sarah Matthews, Len Culhane, Mark Cheung, E. Kontar and Hiro Hara

Non-thermal velocity - what does it tell us? FWHM 2 = (instr fwhm ) 2 + 4ln(2)(λ/c) 2 (v 2 t + (v nt ) 2 ) During flare Before flare

Vnt – an early signature of flaring in the corona An early peak in Vnt during flares has been noted for many years. But the spatial location has been difficult to determine…

Building up to a large flare… The shear builds up for several days Su et al., 2007 EIS measurements quantitatively increases in Vnt more than 12 hrs before the flare begins. (Harra et al., 2009). Williams et al., 2009 measured twist with EIS right before the flare erupted. Wallace et al. (2010) looks at preflare Vnt activity in a much smaller event. Baker et al. (2012) saw velocity enhancements 6 hours before a CME.

Build-up to a large CME… With Hinode we can measure the helicity build-up following flux emergence (Magara and Tsuneta, 2008). We can follow the response in the atmosphere to determine why and when a large event will go… (Harra et al., 2009). Peak of helicity Sharp increase in ‘turbulence’ of the corona Flare

Our aim To analyse the spatial and temporal evolution of 4 large flares at the limb. Purpose: to uncover the location of the pre-flare Vnt source to enable us to understand the flare trigger.

One of the examples – 24 September 2011

Vnt and Intensity for the whole region

Fe XII Intensity Fe XII Vnt

Early Vnt enhancements are away from the core flaring region Preflare Flare peak Early phase Eruption RHESSI Vnt

Region B shows enhanced Vnt when there is no equivalent enhancement in intensity.

Early Vnt signatures at one footpoint of the dimming region!

Conclusions In the 3 eruptive flares early Vnt enhancements occurred away from the main flaring region, lying at the footpoints of the dimming region. Is this the coronal flux rope being activated?? Pre-flare enhancements are also found above the looptops for the eruptive flares. The non-eruptive flare also shows pre-flare enhancements in Vnt – these are in the location of the proceeding flare. All pre-flare Vnt enhancements have a very small spatial scale… and lead to large eruptions/flares. Solar-C very important!

ありがとうございます Thank you!