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Query: On Flux Rope Stability and Atmospheric Stratification in Models of
  Coronal Mass Ejections Triggered by Flux Emergence   Flux emergence is widely recognized to play an important role in the
initiation of coronal mass ejections. The Chen-Shibata (2000) model, which
addresses the connection between emerging flux and flux rope eruptions, can be
implemented numerically to study how emerging flux through the photosphere can
impact the eruption of a pre-existing coronal flux rope. The model's
sensitivity to the initial conditions and reconnection micro-physics is
investigated with a parameter study. In particular, we aim to understand the
stability of the coronal flux rope in the context of X-point collapse and the
effects of boundary driving in both unstratified and stratified atmospheres. In
the absence of driving, we assess the behavior of waves in the vicinity of the
X-point. With boundary driving applied, we study the effects of reconnection
micro-physics and atmospheric stratification on the eruption. We find that the
Chen-Shibata equilibrium can be unstable to an X-point collapse even in the
absence of driving due to wave accumulation at the X-point. However, the
equilibrium can be stabilized by reducing the compressibility of the plasma,
which allows small-amplitude waves to pass through the X-point without
accumulation. Simulations with the photospheric boundary driving evaluate the
impact of reconnection micro-physics and atmospheric stratification on the
resulting dynamics: we show the evolution of the system to be determined
primarily by the structure of the global magnetic fields with little
sensitivity to the micro-physics of magnetic reconnection; and in a stratified
atmosphere, we identify a novel mechanism for producing quasi-periodic behavior
at the reconnection site behind a rising flux rope as a possible explanation of
similar phenomena observed in solar and stellar flares.

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