Ik nedēļu, ceturtdienās, LU EZTF Skaitliskās modelēšanas institūts (SMI) organizē zinātniskos seminārus, kur ikviens interesents aicināts piedalīties kā klausītājs. 7.SMI zinātniskajā seminārā viesosies (attālināti) Sergejs Konstantīns Ermakovs, kurš pārstāv Šveices tehnisko augstskolu Cīrihē (Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich, ETH Zurich).

Sergejs ir pētniecības asistents Paul Šerrera institūtā (PSI), ar kuru SMI jau ilgstoši sadarbojas daudzfāžu MHD jomā, kā arī pētniecības asistents ETH-Z Kvantu centrā.

Sergejs prezentēs savu jaunāko darbu plazmas fizikas jomā un stāstīs par tēmu “Radiācijas paraksti magnētiskās rekoneksijas procesā: pieeja rekoneksijas dinamikas attālinātai izpētei” ("Radiative Signatures of Magnetic Reconnection: An Approach to Remote Probing of Reconnection Dynamics").

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Sergey Konstantin Ermakov – “Radiative Signatures of Magnetic Reconnection: An Approach to Remote Probing of Reconnection Dynamics”
https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.10768

Magnetic reconnection drives a wide range of astrophysical phenomena, including geomagnetic storms, solar flares, and activity in blazars. However, direct measurement of key reconnection observables remains challenging due to the remote and extreme nature of these environments. While high-energy particle showers observed on Earth are often attributed to reconnection, the underlying mechanisms are not fully understood, and clear diagnostic signatures are lacking. We present a theoretical, data-driven approach for identifying reconnection radiation signatures and enabling remote diagnostics of reconnection in astrophysical setting s through radiation spectra. Using particle-in-cell (PIC) simulations of magnetic reconnection, we generate radiation spectra and establish connections between spectral features and the underlying reconnection dynamics. We develop a method to estimate the ratio of the reconnection electric field to the plasmoid magnetic field from spectral data. Analytic calculations show that other parameters can be extracted in the ultra-relativistic reconnection regime, such as the magnetic field or the current sheet width.