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Understanding how Coronal Heating and Magnetic Field Scaling Affect Global Properties of the Low and Middle Corona
The magnetic field of the Sun is a key driver of coronal heating and solar wind acceleration. In tandem, these influence the observable morphology of the corona, along with defining the magnetic connectivity and magnitude of open magnetic flux. Here,we investigate how coronal heating affects the mag
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