Magnetic flux ropes - are they stable for topological reasons like fluxon/Abrikosov vortex?
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In images of sun's corona there are clear bright lines - nearly 1D stable structures interpreted asmagnetic flux ropes, often suggested to have a topological nature e.g. (source):

They have some energy density per length, and for example magnetic reconnections shorten them, releasing large amounts of energy, giving one of suggested solutions for (unsolved?)coronal heating problem: that against 2nd law of thermodynamics, while sun's surface has temperature in thousands of kelvins, corona has in millions of kelvins.
There are also these well knownfluxons/Abrikosov vortices in superconductor: also nearly 1D structures - magnetic field quantized due to topological reason that quantum phase needs to perform

They have some energy density per length, and for example magnetic reconnections shorten them, releasing large amounts of energy, giving one of suggested solutions for (unsolved?)coronal heating problem: that against 2nd law of thermodynamics, while sun's surface has temperature in thousands of kelvins, corona has in millions of kelvins.
There are also these well knownfluxons/Abrikosov vortices in superconductor: also nearly 1D structures - magnetic field quantized due to topological reason that quantum phase needs to perform
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