
doi: 10.1007/bf00206194
Theoretical temperature, velocity and density profiles for the area above an optical depth τ = 10−8 in the Sun were computed. An approximation for the coefficient of thermal conductivity was used; dissipation of shock wave energy as well as that of sound wave energy was taken into account and the height of shock formation was determined by a condition on the pressure. Comparison shows that our theoretical curves correspond very well with the observations.
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