Advances in Solar MHD Numerical Simulations in the Era of High-Resolution Observations
Eastbourne, on the South Coast of the UK, Sunday 7th August – Wednesday 10th August 2022

Website: https://www.solarmhd2022.com/

NOTE: Workshops are planned for the Bifrost and Pencil codes, and confirmed invited speakers include:

Ben Snow (Exeter): 2-fluid PIP
Chris Osborne (Glasgow): Lightweaver
Nitin Yadav (KU Leuven): MURaM/AMRVAC
Rony Keppens (KU Leuven): AMRVAC

The meeting will cover a number of topics related to the analysis of data obtained in solar MHD simulations and their interpretation in connection to high spatial and temporal resolution observations. In particular, sessions are planned regarding:
– Simulating of excitation and propagation of MHD waves in solar plasma,
– Simulating plasma instabilities,
– Effective numerical tools towards more realistic physics in modelling,
– Numerical simulations and spectral line synthesis,
– Identification and analysis of plasma flow’s features.

Best Regards,
Suzana Silva, Malcolm Druett, and Rahul Sharma