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Current Sheet Fragmentation in the Course of Repeated Eruptive Magnetic Flux Emergence
Magnetic reconnection between emerging magnetic flux and the ambient coronal field fundamentally drives solar jets. We use three-dimensional resistive-MHD simulations of eruptive flux emergence to investigate how the large-scale current sheet formed at the interface fragments during recurrent jet ac
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