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Solar Atmospheric Magnetic Energy Coupling: Broad Plasma Conditions and Spectrum Regimes

“…Further contributing to these speculations is the upper TR -low coronal dip, "ankle," witnessed in Figure 4's p λ panel. Specifically, said feature is possibly reminiscent to the: expected upper TR peak in current dissipation per particle (Hansteen et al 2010;Bingert & Peter 2011); switch in EM to underlying magnetic field strength dependence (Warren et al 2012); and/or enhanced coronal abundances resultant from atmospheric energy redistribution processes (e.g., Bradshaw 2003;Laming 2004). Possibly more important to the ankle is its remarkable alignment with the atmospheric temperature regime where significant unresolved emission is expected to reside (e.g., Del Zanna & Mason 2003; Viall & Klimchuk 2012;Subramanian et al 2014); discussions deferred to the proceeding section.…”

“…Thereby, it is necessary here to explain the "obscured" log T w radiative observations in our magnetic coupling descriptions, where observational evidence indicates that "cool" plasma excess exists (i.e., Figure 4). Below we present a generalized coronal heating theory, that centers on the dominant energy sources, i.e., magnetic, enthalpy, and thermal conduction (Bradshaw & Cargill 2010a).…”

“…In the framework of our model, log T cool , hypothetically represents a region comprised in large by conduction dominated loops, while the classical type would be expected to dominate in log T w , i.e., a compilation of magnetic to thermal energy conversions and evaporation processes. Recognizing that our model has centered on dominant energy sources, it is also just as probable that wide-spread TR downflows could arise from enthalpy cooling processes (Bradshaw & Cargill 2005, 2010a.…”

Assessment of lipid compounds and phosphorus in mangrove sediments of Santa Catarina Island, SC, Brazil

“…16 In addition to exogenous input, cholesterol and other C 27 sterols in sediments may also be synthesized by some benthic animals, principally polychaetes, echinoderms and bivalves, as well as fungi and some protozoa, 15 or can be produced as transformation products of C 28 -C 29 sterols. C 27 sterols may also arise from the bioconversion of dietary C 28 and C 29 sterols, by dealkylation of the sterol side chain at C-24.…”

P‐80: Stiffness Measurements of Polymer‐Networked Nematic Liquid Crystal Devices

“…Figure 4 gives the measured values of V th and the values for k a calculated from equation (6) for different RM concentrations when the cell is exposed to UV with no voltage applied during exposure (V cure = 0). The parameters ∆ε, ε 0 , k 11 are taken from the literature for pure E7 [6,7] and are assumed to be the same for low concentration RM257/E7 composites. The threshold voltage increases with the reactive mesogen concentration from 0.8V for pure E7 to over 10V for a 5% RM concentration in E7.…”