Progress in Solar Physics
Review Papers Invited to Celebrate the Centennial Volume of Solar Physics
Will be published approx. on 28. February 1986
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Hardback
632 pages
978-90-277-2180-8 (ISBN)
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Reprinted from Solar Physics, Volume 100, Nos. 1-2
Language
English
Place of publication
Dordrecht
Netherlands
Publishing group
Springer
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
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978-90-277-2180-8 (9789027721808)
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10.1007/978-94-009-4588-3
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Content
High Resolution Solar Telescopes.- Present Problems of the Solar Interior.- The Solar Neutrino Problem.- Inverting Helioseismic Data.- The 160 Minutes Oscillations.- The Sun as a System of Elementary Particles.- The Solar Dynamo.- The Solar Differential Rotation - Present Status of Observations.- Eight Decades of Solar Research at Mount Wilson.- Measurements of Magnetic Fields and the Analysis of Stokes Profiles.- Solar Convection.- The Fine Structure of the Quiet Sun.- The Chromosphere and Transition Region - Current Status and Future Directions of Models.- Progress in Coronal Physics.- The Heating of Coronae.- Some Recent Developments in the Theoretical Dynamics of Magnetic Fields.- Nonradiative Activity across the H-R Diagram: Which Types of Stars Are Solar-Like?.- Solar and Stellar Activity: the Theoretical Approach.- Stellar Analogs of Solar Magnetic Activity.- The Emergence of Magnetic Flux.- Modern Observations of Solar Prominences.- 21 May 1980 Flare Review.- Solar Hard X-Ray Bursts.- High Spatial Resolution Microwave Observations of the Sun.- Energetic Ions in Solar ?-Ray Flares.- Energetic Solar Electrons in the Interplanetary Medium.- Imaging of Coronal Mass Ejections by the Helios Spacecraft.- The Solar Wind.- Mass Loss from Solar-Type Stars.- The Future of Solar Physics.- Announcement.