Two problems for the Solar Orbiter investigations of coronal transients: Dimensionless scaling and topology Original Research Article

Dimensionless scaling is a useful theoretical tool for the investigation and classification of unexplored physical regimes. It ideally fits the main tasks of the Solar Orbiter. The related to this problem of three-dimensional geometry of solar and heliospheric plasma and magnetic field structures associated with flares and ejections on the Sun and in the heliosphere can appear much more clearly as a result of Solar Orbiter observations combined with other observational data.