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STP12 Abstracts<br />

Berlin, 12 - 16 July <strong>2010</strong><br />

SCOSTEP Symposium <strong>2010</strong><br />

Initial Value Problem Approach of two Regions Model of System Solar: the Continuous<br />

Spectrum<br />

De Andrea González Angel<br />

Departamento de Física. Escuela Politécnica Superior.Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Av.<br />

Universidad 30. 28911 Leg<strong>an</strong>és (Madrid),<br />

The st<strong>an</strong>dard mathematical procedures in Helioseismology field are based on normal mode approach<br />

for various models of solar interior <strong>an</strong>d atmosphere.<br />

We consi<strong>der</strong> a two region model of a system solar interior <strong>an</strong>d solar atmosphere. The two different<br />

regions are assumed quasi-isothermal <strong>an</strong>d without magnetic fields <strong>an</strong>d separated by a boundary z=0 .<br />

In this work, in or<strong>der</strong> to show how the modes appear in the response to <strong>an</strong> initial perturbation, we<br />

consi<strong>der</strong> the initial value problem (IPV). The main difference from the st<strong>an</strong>dard <strong>an</strong>alysis is that<br />

solutions to the linearized equations of motion which satisfy general conditions are obtained in terms<br />

of Fourier-Laplace tr<strong>an</strong>sform of the hydrodynamics variables .<br />

These tr<strong>an</strong>sforms c<strong>an</strong> be inverted explicitly to express the fluid variables as integrals of Green´s<br />

functions multiplied by initial data. In addition to discrete mode (f mode), a set of continuum modes<br />

due to a br<strong>an</strong>ch cut in the complex pl<strong>an</strong>e, not treated explicitly in the literature, appears.

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