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The Sun’s Magnetic Fields

2015
In this introductory chapter we first briefly describe some overall characteristics of the sun, and then take a closer look at the sun’s magnetic surfaces. We shall see that highly advanced space and ground-based observations show various magnetic elements, their clusters, and mass flows in great detail. The chapter is concluded with the description of
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Magnetic field generation on the sun

Astronomical & Astrophysical Transactions, 2001
Abstract We consider the contradiction between the minimum entropy production theorem and the conception of the solar differential rotation being maintained by viscous forces. This difficulty can be overcome if the condition that the highest possible part of the total energy entering the convection zone from below is transformed into the magnetic field
Y. V. Vandakurov, E. M. Sklyarova
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Mapping the Magnetic Fields of the Sun

Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 1952
New apparatus for observing magnetic fields on the surface of the sun has recently been put into use at the Hale Solar Laboratory in Pasadena. It utilizes the longitudinal Zeeman effect, wherein a spectral line is split by the field into two overlapping oppositely polarized components. The new equipment has three noteworthy features : (1) a large plane
Horace W. Babcock, H. D. Babcock
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The Sun and Its Restless Magnetic Field

2004
The permanently changing magnetic field of the Sun is the ultimate driver of the various effects refered to as space weather. This chapter gives an overview of the physics of the solar magnetic field and its variability. This includes a brief description of the structure of the Sun, and a discussion of the origin of the solar magnetic field.
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The Generation of Magnetic Fields in the Sun

1987
In this paper results of a preliminary investigation into the existence of large scale magnetic fields in the Sun are given. Using a kinematic model with prescribed internal rotation and a standard solar model, the poloidal and toroidal components of the magnetic field are calculated. The basic decay time is of the order of the age of the Sun.
Peter A. Fox, Ira B. Bernstein
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Local Magnetic Fields on the Sun

1972
The strongest magnetic fields on the sun are those of sunspots. Although their magnetic fields have been studied for a long time much remains unknown about the magnetism of these principal sources. At sufficiently large distances from a spot the magnetic field can, apparently, be well approximated as that of a dipole submerged below the solar ...
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Quiet Sun Magnetic Fields

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2003
The seemingly un‐magnetized part of the solar surface is not really un‐magnetized. It is occupied by magnetic structures producing low polarization which, therefore, escape detection in traditional measurements. Since most of the solar surface belongs to this category, the quiet Sun magnetic fields can easily carry most of the magnetic flux and energy ...
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Global wave patterns in the Sun's magnetic field

Astrophysics and Space Science, 1988
When the observed pattern of solar magnetic fields is decomposed in its spherical-harmonic components and a time series analysis is performed, a resonant global wave pattern is revealed. The power spectrum indicates modes with discrete frequencies, obeying a strict parity selection rule in the case of the zonal, rotationally-symmetric modes (with ...
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Jets from MRC 0600-399 bent by magnetic fields in the cluster Abell 3376

Nature, 2021
Viral Parekh   +2 more
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Magnetic fields of 30 to 100 kG in the cores of red giant stars

Nature, 2022
Gang Li   +2 more
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