Magnetohydrostatic modelling of the solar atmosphere: Test and application
<div><span><span lang="en-US">Both magnetic field and plasma play important roles in activities in the solar atmosphere. Unfortunately only the magnetic fields in the photosphere are routinely measured precisely. We aim to extrapolate these photospheric </span></span><span><span lang="en-US">vector magnetograms upwards into &#160;the solar atmosphere. In this work </span><span lang="en-US">we are mainly interested in reconstructing the upper solar photosphere </span><span lang="en-US">and chromosphere. In these layers magnetic and non-magnetic forces are equally important. Consequently we have to compute an equilibrium of plasma </span></span><span><span lang="en-US">and magnetic forces with a magnetohydrostatic model. A optimization approach which minimize a functional defined by the magnetohydrostatic equations is used in the model. In this talk/poster, I will present a strict test of the new code with a radiative MHD simulation and its first application to a high resolution vector magnetogram measured by SUNRISE/IMaX.</span></span></div>