Session 2. Coronal Plasmas

Display, Monday, June 3, 2002, 9:20am-6:30pm, SW Exhibit Hall

2.01 The Importance of Plasma Viscosity in Narrow Band Bright Point Observations

R.A. McMullen, D.W. Longcope, C.C. Kankelborg (Montana State University)

2.02 Coronal Densities from SERTS Differential Emission Measure Analysis

C.R. Nevels, J.T. Schmelz, V.L. Richardson (University of Memphis)

2.03 Using Differential Emission Measure Techniques to Compare Plasma Parameters in Active Regions

D.A. Medlin, J.T. Schmelz, J.E. Beene (University of Memphis)

2.04 Differential Emission Measure: Forward Folding vs. Automatic Inversion

J.D. Allen, J.T. Schmelz (University of Memphis)

2.05 Differential Emission Measure Error Analysis

H.D. Winter, P.C.H. Martens (Physics Dept., Montana State University)

2.06 How to `Subtract' Spectrally Determined Intensities from a Coronal Loop on the Limb

P.C.H. Martens, J.W. Cirtain (Montana State University), J.T. Schmelz (University of Memphis)

2.07 SOHO-EIT Temperature Analysis of Active Region Loops

H. T. Blevins, J. T. Schmelz (University of Memphis)

2.08 Multi-Thermal Analysis of SOHO-CDS Coronal Loops

P.J. Hubbard, J.T. Schmelz (University of Memphis)

2.09 Hot versus cool coronal loops

S. Patsourakos, J. A. Klimchuk, S. K. Antiochos (Naval Research Laboratory)

2.10 TRACE Active Region Loops: Observation and Modeling

P.S. Hamilton, H.P. Warren, E.E. DeLuca, J.F. Boyd (Harvard-Smithsonian CfA)

2.11 A New Code for Simulating Dynamic Coronal Loops

J.F. Boyd, E.E. DeLuca, A.A. van Ballegooijen (Harvard-Smithsonian CfA), T.D. Arber (U of Warwick)

2.12 3-D Simulation of Thermal Structure of Solar Active Regions

Y. Mok (University of California - Irvine), R. Lionello, Z. Mikic, J. Linker (Science Applications International Corp.)

2.13 SOHO/CDS Measurements of Coronal EUV Polarization above the Limb

R. J. Thomas (NASA's GSFC)