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On the 3D Magnetic Structure of Coronal Mass Ejections through the Solar Corona

  • Authors: Erika Palmerio, Michal Ben-Nun, Tibor Török, Cooper Downs, Viacheslav S. Titov

Erika Palmerio et al 2026 The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series 286 .

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Caption: Figure 13.

Simulated Parker Solar Probe measurements of the (a) Run A and (b) Run B CMEs using the Encounter #22 trajectory. The in situ profiles show, from top to bottom: the magnetic field magnitude, magnetic field components in RTN coordinates, solar wind speed, density, temperature, and plasma beta. CME-driven sheaths are marked by solid vertical lines, while CME flux rope intervals are indicated by shaded regions. The dashed vertical line in (a) highlights an “ambiguous” discontinuity region separating the two field magnitude enhancements. The central inset shows the Parker Solar Probe trajectory (in the Carrington frame) projected onto the equatorial plane, with the shock impact and CME passage (averaged between the two cases) times marked, together with the positions of the corotating synthetic spacecraft analyzed throughout this work.

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