Abstract. We show that the Cellular Automaton (CA) model for Solar flares of Lu and Hamilton (1991) can be understood as the solution to a particular partial differential equation (PDE), which describes diffusion in a localized region in space if a cer-tain instability threshold is met, together with a slowly acting source term. This equation is then compared to the induction equation of MHD, the equation which governs the energy re-lease process in solar flares. The similarities and differences are discussed. We make some suggestions how improved Cellular Automaton models might be constructed on the basis of MHD, and how physical units can be introduced in the existing respec-tive Cellular Automaton models. The introduced formalism of reco...
Shortly after the seminal paper "Self-Organized Criticality: An explanation of 1/f noise" by Bak et ...
We present a unified computational framework that can be used to describe impulsive flares on the Su...
We propose a cellular automata model (CAM) to describe the substorm activity of the magnetospher...
We have developed a new type of cellular automaton (CA) model, the extended CA (X-CA), for the study...
Context. We interpret solar flares as events originating in active regions that have reached the sel...
In Isliker et al. ([CITE]), an extended cellular automaton (X-CA) model for solar flares was introd...
International audienceWe perform a tentative comparison between the statistical properties of cellul...
We perform a tentative comparison between the statistical properties of cellular automata statistic...
A 3D model intermediate between cellular automata (CA) models and the reduced magnetohydrodynamic (...
A two-dimensional probabilistic Cellular Automaton is used to model the appearance of active regions...
11 pages, 9 figuresA 3D model intermediate between cellular automata (CA) models and the reduced mag...
Solar activity, including flares, CMEs, sunspots, global fleld reversal and, consequential to these,...
We study a two-dimensional cellular automaton (CA) model for the evolution of coronal loop plasmas....
The formation and evolution of active regions is an inherently complex phenomenon. Magnetic fields g...
We present a unified computational framework that can be used to describe impulsive flares on the Su...
Shortly after the seminal paper "Self-Organized Criticality: An explanation of 1/f noise" by Bak et ...
We present a unified computational framework that can be used to describe impulsive flares on the Su...
We propose a cellular automata model (CAM) to describe the substorm activity of the magnetospher...
We have developed a new type of cellular automaton (CA) model, the extended CA (X-CA), for the study...
Context. We interpret solar flares as events originating in active regions that have reached the sel...
In Isliker et al. ([CITE]), an extended cellular automaton (X-CA) model for solar flares was introd...
International audienceWe perform a tentative comparison between the statistical properties of cellul...
We perform a tentative comparison between the statistical properties of cellular automata statistic...
A 3D model intermediate between cellular automata (CA) models and the reduced magnetohydrodynamic (...
A two-dimensional probabilistic Cellular Automaton is used to model the appearance of active regions...
11 pages, 9 figuresA 3D model intermediate between cellular automata (CA) models and the reduced mag...
Solar activity, including flares, CMEs, sunspots, global fleld reversal and, consequential to these,...
We study a two-dimensional cellular automaton (CA) model for the evolution of coronal loop plasmas....
The formation and evolution of active regions is an inherently complex phenomenon. Magnetic fields g...
We present a unified computational framework that can be used to describe impulsive flares on the Su...
Shortly after the seminal paper "Self-Organized Criticality: An explanation of 1/f noise" by Bak et ...
We present a unified computational framework that can be used to describe impulsive flares on the Su...
We propose a cellular automata model (CAM) to describe the substorm activity of the magnetospher...