The variation of coronal holes with solar cycle
Coronal holes are commonly known to be the source of the open magnetic flux and the high-speed solar wind. In EUV and X-ray emission lines, coronal holes are seen as the regions with reduced emission due to lower temperatures and electron density than ...
Chapman, Steven Anthony
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Solar coronal holes and their geo-effectiveness
Santi Sulistiani, Dhani Herdiwijaya
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Solar activity during Skylab: Its distribution and relation to coronal holes
Solar active regions observed during the period of Skylab observations (May 1973-February 1974) were examined for properties that varied systematically with location on the sun, particularly with respect to the location of coronal holes. Approximately 90
Speich, D. M. +3 more
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Evolution of Open Magnetic Flux and Heliospheric Current Sheet-Associated Streamer Wind Across Multiple Solar Cycles. [PDF]
MacTaggart JR +4 more
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Thermal and magnetic field structure of near-equatorial coronal holes
Context. Coronal holes are low-density and unipolar magnetic field structures in the solar corona that trigger geomagnetic disturbances on the Earth. Hence, it is important to understand the genesis and evolutionary behavior of these coronal activity ...
M. Hegde, K. M. Hiremath
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Investigating the Relationship Between Physical Properties and Spatial Irregularities at Coronal Hole Boundaries. [PDF]
Ngampoopun N +7 more
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Day-to-Day Boundary Fluctuations in Coronal Holes: Causes and Consequences. [PDF]
Ugarte-Urra I +3 more
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The Sun as a driver of the inner heliosphere: Modern investigations of fundamental plasma processes. [PDF]
Ervin T, Nakhleh AJ, Bharati Das S.
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Interchange reconnection as the source of the fast solar wind within coronal holes. [PDF]
Bale SD +16 more
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The observation of possible reconnection events in the boundary changes of solar coronal holes
Coronal holes are large scale regions of magnetically open fields which are easily observed in solar soft X-ray images. The boundaries of coronal holes are separatrices between large scale regions of open and closed magnetic fields where one might expect
Kahler, S. W., Moses, J. Daniel
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