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1.
Zhang Hongqi 《Solar physics》1993,144(2):323-340
In this paper, the formation and the measurement of the H line in chromospheric magnetic fields are discussed. The evolution of the chromospheric magnetic structures and the relation with the photospheric vector magnetic fields and chromospheric velocity fields in the flare producing active region AR 5747 are also demonstrated.The chromospheric magnetic gulfs and islands of opposite polarity relative to the photospheric field are found in the flare-producing region. This probably reflects the complication of the magnetic force lines above the photosphere in the active region. The evolution of the chromospheric magnetic structures in the active region is caused by the emergence of magnetic flux from the sub-atmosphere or the shear motion of photospheric magnetic fields. The filaments separate the opposite polarities of the chromospheric magnetic field, but only roughly those of the photospheric field. The filaments also mark the inversion lines of the chromospheric Doppler velocity field which are caused by the relative motion of the main magnetic poles of opposite polarities in the active region under discussion. 相似文献
2.
Using polarimetric spectra obtained with the SOFIN spectrograph installed at the Nordic Optical Telescope, we detect a longitudinal magnetic field 〈Bz〉 = –168±35 G in the Of?p star HD 108. This result is in agreement with the longitudinal magnetic field measurement of the order of –150 G recently reported by the MiMeS team. The measurement of the longitudinal magnetic field in the Of?p star HD 191612 results in 〈Bz〉 = +450±153 G. The only previously published magnetic field measurement for this star showed a negative longitudinal magnetic field 〈Bz〉 = –220±38 G, indicating a change of polarity over ∼100 days. Further, we report the detection of distinct Zeeman features in the narrow Ca II and Na I doublet lines for both Of?p stars, hinting at the possible presence of material around these stars. The origin of these features is not yet clear and more work is needed to investigate how magnetic fields interact with stellar wind dynamics (© 2010 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim) 相似文献
3.
S. S. Ipson V. V. Zharkova S. Zharkov A. K. Benkhalil J. Aboudarham N. Fuller 《Solar physics》2005,228(1-2):399-421
We present an automated technique for comparison of magnetic field inversion-line maps from SOHO/MDI magnetograms with solar
filament data from the Solar Feature Catalogue created as part of the European Grid of Solar Observations project. The Euclidean
distance transform and connected component labelling are used to identify nearest inversion lines to filament skeletons. Several
filament inversion-line characteristics are defined and used to automate the decision whether a particular filament/inversion-line
pair is suitable for quantitative comparison of orientation and separation. The technique is tested on 551 filaments from
14 Hα images at various dates, and the distributions of angles and distances between filament skeletons and line-of-sight
(LOS) magnetic inversion lines are presented for six levels of magnetic field smoothing. The results showed the robustness
of the developed technique which can be applied for a statistical analysis of magnetic field in the vicinity of filaments.
The method accuracy is limited by the static filament detection which does not distinguish between filaments, fibrils, pre-condensations
and filament barbs and this may increase the asymmetries in magnetic distributions and broadening in angular distributions
that requires the incorporation of a feature tracking technique. 相似文献
4.
Coronal mass ejections (CMEs) carry magnetic structure from the low corona into the heliosphere. The interplanetary CMEs (ICMEs)
that exhibit the topology of helical magnetic fluxropes are traditionally called magnetic clouds (MCs). MC fluxropes with
axis of low (high) inclination with respect to the ecliptic plane have been referred to as bipolar (unipolar) MCs. The poloidal
field of bipolar MCs has a solar cycle dependence. We report a cyclic reversal of the poloidal field of low inclination MC
fluxropes during 1976 to 2009. The MC poloidal field cyclic reversal on the same time scale of the solar magnetic cycle is
evident over three sunspot cycles. Approximately 48% of ICMEs are MCs, and 40% of IMCs are bipolar MCs during solar cycle 23.
The speed of the bipolar MCs has essentially the same distribution as all ICMEs, which implies that they are not from any
special type of CMEs in terms of the solar origin. Although CME fluxropes may undergo a number of complications during the
eruption and propagation, a significant group of MCs retains sufficient similarity to the source region magnetic field to
posses the same cyclic periodicity in polarity reversal. The poloidal field of bipolar MCs gives the out-of-ecliptic-plane
field or B
z
component in the IMF time series. MCs with southward B
z
field are particularly effective in causing geomagnetic disturbances. During the solar minima, the B
z
field IMF sequence within MCs at the leading portion of a bipolar MC is the same with the solar global dipole field. Our
finding shows that MCs preferentially remove the like polarity of the solar dipole field, and it supports the participation
of CMEs in the solar magnetic cycle. 相似文献
5.
In this paper, we analyze the relationship between photospheric magnetic fields and chromospheric velocity fields in a solar active region, especially evolving features of the chromospheric velocity field at preflare sites. It seems that flares are related to unusually distributed velocity field structures, and initial bright kernels and ribbons of the flares appear in the red-shifted areas (i.e., downward flow areas) close to the inversion line of H Dopplergrams with steep gradients of the velocity fields, no matter whether the areas have simple magnetic structure or a weak magnetic field, or strong magnetic shear and complex structure of the magnetic fields. The data show that during several hours prior to the flares, while the velocity field evolves, the sites of the flare kernels (or ribbons) with red-shifted features come close to the inversion line of the velocity field. This result holds regardless of whether or not the flare sites are wholly located in blue-shifted areas (i.e., upward flow areas), or are far from the inversion line of the Doppler velocity field (V
= 0 line), or are partly within red-shifted areas. There are two cases favourable for the occurrence of flares, one is that the gulf-like neutral lines of the magnetic field (B
= 0 line) occur in the H red-shifted areas, the other is that the gulf-like inversion lines of the H Doppler velocity field (V
= 0 line) occur in the unipolar magnetic areas. These observational facts indicate that the velocity field and magnetic field have the same effect on the process of flare energy accumulation and release. 相似文献
6.
D.V. Erofeev 《Solar physics》2001,198(1):31-50
To investigate the relationship between solar activity and the large-scale axisymmetric magnetic field of the Sun, we inferred from sunspot data over the period 1964–1985 a latitude–time distribution of magnetic field associated with active regions. This has been done allowing for both bipolar structure of the active regions and inclination of their axes to parallels of latitude, so the inferred magnetic field characterizes latitudinal separation of magnetic polarities which might be related to the large-scale magnetic field of the Sun according to the Babcock–Leighton model. The inferred magnetic field, A
z, is compared with the longitude-averaged (zonal) magnetic field of the Sun, B
z, derived from series of magnetograms obtained at Mount Wilson Observatory in the years 1964–1976, and at Kitt Peak National Observatory during the period from 1976 to 1985. The inferred magnetic field, A
z, exhibits a complex structure distribution of magnetic polarities with respect to latitude and time. Apart from concentration of the different polarity magnetic fields inside the high- and low-latitude portions of the sunspot belts, bipolar active regions produce an intensive, shorter-scale component of the magnetic field which varies on the time scale of about 2 years. Such a short-term variation of A
z reveals substantial correlation with the short-term component of B
z which has the form of the poleward-drifting streams of magnetic field. Most significant correlation takes place between the short-term variations of A
z occurring at latitudes below 20° and those of the large-scale magnetic fields occurring at middle latitudes of 40–50°. Moreover we analyze harmonic coefficients a
l and b
l obtained by expanding A
z and B
z into series in terms of the spherical harmonics. Power spectra of the time-dependent harmonic coefficients indicate that both A
z and B
z reveal a number of resonant modes which oscillate either with the 22-year period in the case of the anti-symmetric (odd-l) modes or with periods of about 2 years in the case of the symmetric (even-l) modes, but the resonant modes of A
z have significantly larger values of the spherical harmonic degree l (and, hence, smaller spatial scales) as compared to those of B
z. It is found that there is a close relationship between the harmonic coefficients b
l and a
m for which either m–l16 (even l=4,...,10) or m–l=4 (odd l=5,...,15). 相似文献
7.
In this paper, three-dimensional linear force-free field configurations that can be associated with filaments are considered. It is assumed that the field configurations are suitable to represent filaments if they contain magnetic dips. With the photospheric flux distribution chosen to be an arcade with a dextral/sinistral axial component, it is found that dipped configurations exist only for large values of alpha (where, ×B=B). The dips always lie above the polarity inversion line in the centre of the channel between the flux regions. When the dips are viewed from above to a depth of 1 Mm they resemble closely the shape of filaments viewed in absorption on the solar disk. As the magnitude of alpha increases, the horizontal and vertical extent of the dips also increases, giving active-region filaments for low values of alpha and quiescient filaments for high values of alpha. Dextral filaments only form for negative values of alpha and sinistral filaments for positive values of alpha. The portion of the field line that is dipped is always of inverse polarity and the magnitude of the field in the dipped region increases with height, both of which are consistent with Leroy, Bommier, and Sahal-Bréchot (1983). Overlying the region of dips there are arcades of normal polarity which have the correct left-bearing/right-bearing orientation for dextral/sinistral filaments. When the hypothesis of barbs occurring in dipped field lines is used, barbs that branch out of the main axis and to the right/left for dextral/sinistral filaments can be formed around minority polarity elements on either side of the polarity inversion line. No barbs are found around normal polarity elements. The model reproduces many of the observed features of filament channels, filaments and their barbs. 相似文献
8.
A. V. Mordvinov 《Solar physics》2007,246(2):445-456
A comparative analysis of solar and heliospheric magnetic fields in terms of their cumulative sums reveals cyclic and long-term
changes that appear as a magnetic flux imbalance and alternations of dominant magnetic polarities. The global magnetic flux
imbalance of the Sun manifests itself in the solar mean magnetic field (SMMF) signal. The north – south asymmetry of solar
activity and the quadrupole mode of the solar magnetic field contribute the most to the observed magnetic flux imbalance.
The polarity asymmetry exhibits the Hale magnetic cycle in both the radial and azimuthal components of the interplanetary
magnetic field (IMF). Analysis of the cumulative sums of the IMF components clearly reveals cyclic changes in the IMF geometry.
The accumulated deviations in the IMF spiral angle from its nominal value also demonstrate long-term changes resulting from
a slow increase of the solar wind speed over 1965 – 2006. A predominance of the positive IMF B
z
with a significant linear trend in its cumulative signal is interpreted as a manifestation of the relic magnetic field of
the Sun. Long-term changes in the IMF B
z
are revealed. They demonstrate decadal changes owing to the 11/22-year solar cycle. Long-duration time intervals with a dominant
negative B
z
component were found in temporal patterns of the cumulative sum of the IMF B
z
. 相似文献
9.
Two solar flares of 25 July 1981 and 5 November 2004 of importance 2N and M4.1/1B, respectively, were investigated using observational data obtained with the Echelle spectrograph of the Kyiv University Astronomical Observatory. Stokes I and V profiles of the FeI lines 5233, 5247.1, 5250.2, 5250.6, 5576.1 and of CrI 5247.6 Å have been analyzed. We found several evidences for the existence of spatially unresolved magnetic field structures with kG strengths. In particular, the values of the measured average longitudinal field B ∥ depend on the Lande factors g of the lines: in general, B ∥ increases with increasing factor g. Analogously, the observed line ratio B ∥(5250.2)/B ∥(5247.1) is increasing with increasing distance Δλ from the line center. The observed Stokes V profiles show some deviations from that of an assumed homogeneous field, presented by the Stokes I gradient, dI/dλ. A comparison with the non-split line FeI 5576.1 Å shows that some of these deviations are real and indicate the presence of subtelescopic magnetic elements with discrete field strengths of several kG. The lines with large Lande factors have considerable broadenings of the Stokes I profiles, indicating a strong background magnetic field of mixed polarity. On the basis of all these data we conclude that a four-component magnetic field structure is a possible explanation. The field strengths are about ±1.05 kG in the background field, and 1.3?1.5, 3.9?4.0, and 7.4?7.8 kG at level of middle photosphere (h ≈ 300 km) in the spatially unresolved, small-scale magnetic elements. 相似文献
10.
The magnetic cloud boundary layer (BL) is a disturbance structure that is located between the magnetic cloud and the ambient
solar wind. In this study, we statistically analyze the characteristics of the magnetic field B
z
component (in GSM coordinates) inside the magnetic cloud boundary layers as well as the relationship between the magnetic
cloud boundary layers and the magnetospheric substorms based on 35 typical BLs observed by Wind from 1995 to 2006. It is found that the magnetic field B
z
components are more turbulent inside the BLs than those inside the adjacent sheath regions and the magnetic clouds. The substorm
onsets are identified by the auroral breakups that are the most reliable substorm indicators by using the Polar UVI image data. The UVI data are available only for 17 BLs. The statistical analysis indicated that 9 of the 17 events triggered
the substorms when BLs crossed the magnetosphere and that the southward field in the adjacent sheath region is a necessary
condition for these triggering events. In addition, the SF-type BLs, which are named by their features of the B
z
components inside the BLs and adjacent sheath regions, can easily trigger the substorms during their passage of the magnetosphere.
SF-type BLs are characterized by sustained strong southward magnetic fields persisting for at least 30 minutes in the adjacent
sheath regions and at least one change in the polarity of the B
z
component inside the BL. In this study, 7 out of 8 such SF-type BL events triggered the substorm expansion phase, suggesting
that the SF-type BLs are another important interplanetary disturbance source of substorms. 相似文献
11.
C. E. Alissandrakis F. Borgioli F. Chiuderi Drago M. Hagyard K. Shibasaki 《Solar physics》1996,167(1-2):167-179
The solar active region (AR) 7530 was observed at 6 cm on July 3 and 4, 1993 with the Westerbork Synthesis Radio Telescope, using a multi-channel receiver with very narrow bandwidth. We compare the radio data with Yohkoh SXT observations and with the magnetic field extrapolated from the Marshall vector magnetograms in the force-free and current-free approximations. The comparison with soft X-rays shows that, although a general agreement exists between the shape of the radio intensity map and the X-ray loops, the brightness temperature, T
b, obtained using the parameters derived from the SXT is much lower than that observed. The comparison with the extrapolated photospheric fields shows instead that they account very well for the observed T
b above the main sunspots, if gyroresonance emission is assumed. In the observation of July 4 an inversion and strong suppression of the circular polarization was clearly present above different portions of the AR, which indicates that particular relationships exist between the electron density and the magnetic field in the region where the corresponding lines of sight cross the field quasi-perpendicularly. The extrapolated magnetic field at a much higher level ( 1010 cm), satisfies the constraints required by the wave propagation theory all over the AR. However, a rather low electron density is derived. 相似文献
12.
An elementary analysis based on Ampére's Law is given to separate the general magnetic field above the photosphere into two parts B=B
1+B
*. The field B
1 is a potential field due to electric currents below the photosphere. The field B
* is produced by electric currents above the photosphere combined with the induced mirror currents. By symmetry, B
* has a set of field lines lying entirely in the plane z = 0 taken to be the photosphere. This set of field lines can be constructed from given vector magnetograph measurements and represents all the information on the electric currents above the photosphere that a magnetograph can provide. Theoretical illustrations are given and the implications for data analysis are discussed. 相似文献
13.
We present a new method to resolve the 180° ambiguity for solar vector magnetogram measurements. The basic assumption is that the magnetic shear angle (), which is defined as the difference between the azimuth components of observed and potential fields, approximately follows a normal distribution. The new method is composed of three steps. First, we apply the potential field method to determine the azimuthal components of the observed magnetic fields. Second, we resolve the ambiguity with a new criterion: –90°+mp
lele90°+mp, where mp is the most probable value of magnetic shear angle from its number distribution. Finally, to remove some localized field discontinuities, we use the criterion B
tB
mt
ge0, where B
t and B
mt are an observed transverse field and its mean value for a small surrounding region, respectively. For an illustration, we have applied the new ambiguity removal method (Uniform Shear Method) to a vector magnetogram which covers a highly sheared region near the polarity inversion line of NOAA AR 0039. As a result, we have found that the new ambiguity solution was successful and removed spatial discontinuities in the transverse vector fields produced in the magnetogram by the potential field method. It is also found that our solution to the ambiguity gives nearly the same results, for highly sheared vector magnetograms and vertical current density distributions, of NOAA AR 5747 and AR 6233 as those of other methods. The validity of the basic assumption for an approximate normal distribution is demonstrated by the number distributions of magnetic shear angle for the three active regions under consideration. 相似文献
14.
Results of ourmeasurements of the longitudinal magnetic field B
z
for the young star RWAur A are presented. B
z
measured from the so-called narrow component of the He I 5876 line varies in the range from −1.47 ± 0.15 to +1.10 ± 0.15
kG. Our data are consistent with a stellar rotation period of }~5.6 days and the model of two hot spots with opposite magnetic
field polarities spaced about 180° apart in longitude. Relative to the Earth, the spot with B
z
< 0 lies in the hemisphere above the midplane of the accretion disk, while the spot with B
z
> 0 is below the midplane. The upper limit for B
z
(at the 3σ level) obtained by averaging all observations is 180 G for the photosphere and 220 and 230 G for the Hα and [OI] 6300 line formation regions, respectively. We have also failed to detect a field in the formation region of broad
emission line components: the upper limit for B
z
is 600 G. In two of 11 cases, we have detected a magnetic field in the formation region of the blue absorption wing of the
Na I D doublet lines, i.e., in the wind from RW Aur A: B
z
= −180 ± 50 and −810 ± 80 G. The radial velocity of the photospheric lines in RW Aur A averaged over all our observations
is }~+10.5 km s−1, i.e., a value lower than that obtained by Petrov et al. (2001) ten years earlier by 5.5 km s−1. Therefore, we discuss the possibility that RW Aur is not a binary but a triple system. 相似文献
15.
T. Takakura 《Solar physics》1987,107(2):283-297
Numerical simulation for the dynamics of a coronal filamentary magnetic loop has been made under the assumption that the field is initially force-free and an electric resistivity suddenly increases at a given moment due to an appearance of ion sound waves, which can be excited due to a high current density if a characteristic radius r
0 of the magnetic loop is about 3 km or less in a magnetic field B
0 of 1000 G. During the resistive decay of the magnetic field a strong field-aligned electric field is created and maintained for a sufficient time to acceleratie both electrons and protons to a high energy, which is proportional to B
0/r
0 and can be 100 MeV if r
0 = 10 km and B
0 = 1000 G. If the coronal magnetic tube is composed of many such filamentary loops, the total number of accelerated electrons is consistent with the observations. 相似文献
16.
J. J. Brants 《Solar physics》1985,98(2):197-217
Scatter plots of various pairs of spectral-line parameters that describe the magnetic field and the line-of-sight velocity are discussed in order to relate magnetic structures and the line-of-sight velocity field with characteristic areas of an emerging flux region (EFR).Strong magnetic fields, occurring over about 20% of the resolution elements in the EFR, are either slightly to moderately inclined or transverse. Slightly to moderately inclined strong fields occur in patches near the border of the EFR; the filling factors per resolution element are large, and field strengths are between 800 and 2000 G, and up to 2500 G in pores. There are only a few faculae in the EFR; most of these are located near rapidly growing pores of following polarity.The strongly inclined strong magnetic fields, with field strengths exceeding 1000 G, are located in slightly darkened resolution elements near the line B
= 0 separating the magnetic polarities, near large-scale and small-scale upflows. In the central region of the EFR there are some small elements with strongly inclined field of low average field strength of about 500 G, and a tendency for a small-scale upward velocity. These elements may correspond to tops of flux loops during emergence.In 80% of the resolution elements within the EFR the magnetic flux density (averaged over the resolution element) is low, less than 120 G.There is a persistent large-scale velocity field, with upflows near the line B
= 0 separating the magnetic polarities and with downflows near rapidly growing pores of following polarity. Some examples of strong small-scale upflows are found in the central region of the EFR, and strong small-scale downflows near rapidly growing following pores. Within the pores and faculae there are no significant small-scale line-of-sight velocities.Based on observations obtained at the Sacramento Peak Observatory (operated by the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc. under contract with the National Science Foundation). 相似文献
17.
J. O. Stenflo 《Solar physics》1975,42(1):79-105
Analysis of magnetograph recordings made simultaneously in different spectral lines have shown that the quiet-region network and active-region plages with average field strengths less than about 100 G are made up by the same type of elementary structures, each having the same physical properties. Magnetograph data are used together with continuum, line profile, and EUV data to derive a model of these subarcsec, spatially unresolved elementary structures. The field strength at the center of each basic element is about 2 kG. The temperature enhancement starts at a height of about 180 km (above the level 0 = 1 in HSRA), and increases rapidly with height. The brightness structures are coarser than the magnetic-field structures.The magnetic field cannot be contained by either gas pressure or dynamic pressure. The magnetic pressure must be balanced by the constricting force of strong electric currents along the magnetic filaments (pinch effect). A mechanism is proposed for the amplification of the field, involving vortex motions around the downdrafts in the network and plages. Efficient heating by hydromagnetic waves builds up an excess gas pressure inside the twisted fluxropes. The excess pressure is released by the ejection of spicules, which have to move out along the helically shaped field lines and thereby will acquire a spinning motion.The continuum emission in the fluxropes, which are located in the intergranular lanes, washes out the contrast between cell interiors and cell boundaries and creates an abnormal granulation pattern. When more and more magnetic flux is brought into a given area, the interaction between the fluxropes and the granulation starts to change the physical structure of the fluxropes. This begins at an average field B
obs 100 G, with a gradual transition to pores and sunspots as b
obs is increased. 相似文献
18.
Powerful flares are closely related to the evolution of the complex magnetic field configuration at the solar surface. The
strength of the magnetic field and speed of its evolution are two vital parameters in the study of the change of magnetic
field in the solar atmosphere. We propose a dynamic and quantitative depiction of the changes in complexity of the active
region: E=u×B, where u is the velocity of the footpoint motion of the magnetic field lines and B is the magnetic field. E represents the dynamic evolution of the velocity field and the magnetic field, shows the sweeping motions of magnetic footpoints,
exhibits the buildup process of current, and relates to the changes in nonpotentiality of the active region in the photosphere.
It is actually the induced electric field in the photosphere. It can be deduced observationally from velocities computed by
the local correlation tracking (LCT) technique and vector magnetic fields derived from vector magnetograms. The relationship
between E and ten X-class flares of four active regions (NOAA 10720, 10486, 9077, and 8100) has been studied. It is found that (1)
the initial brightenings of flare kernels are roughly located near the inversion lines where the intensities of E are very high, (2) the daily averages of the mean densities of E and its normal component (E
n) decrease after flares for most cases we studied, whereas those of the tangential component of E (E
t) show no obvious regularities before and after flares, and (3) the daily averages of the mean densities of E
t are always higher than those of E
n, which cannot be naturally deduced by the daily averages of the mean densities of B
n and B
t. 相似文献
19.
In this paper we seek the origin of the axial component of the magnetic field in filaments by adapting theory to observations.
A previous paper (Mackay, Gaizauskas, and van Ballegooijen, 2000) showed that surface flows acting on potential magnetic fields
for 27 days – the maximum time between the emergence of magnetic flux and the formation of large filaments between the resulting
activity complexes – cannot explain the chirality or inverse polarity nature of the observed filaments. We show that the inclusion
of initial helicity, for which there is observational evidence, in the flux transport model results in sufficiently strong
dextral fields of inverse polarity to account for the existence and length of an observed filament within the allotted time.
The simulations even produce a large length of dextral chirality when just small amounts of helicity are included in the initial
configuration. The modeling suggests that the axial field component in filaments can result from a combination of surface
(flux transport) and sub-surface (helicity) effects acting together. Here surface effects convert the large-scale helicity
emerging in active regions into a smaller-scale magnetic-field component parallel to the polarity inversion line so as to
form a magnetic configuration suitable for a filament. 相似文献
20.
We present the results of magnetic field measurements in three active prominences, July 24, 1981, July 24, 1999, and July 12, 2004, obtained from observations with the echelle spectrograph of the horizontal solar telescope at the Astronomical Observatory of the Taras Shevchenko Kiev National University. The magnetic fields were measured from the Zeeman splitting of the I ± V profiles in the He I D3 and H?? lines in the atmosphere at heights from 3 to 14 Mm. Our measurements of the effective magnetic fields B eff from the shift of the profile centroids have shown that the magnetic fields averaged over the entrance slit area were within the range from ?600 to +1500 G. The amplitude values of the local fields have been estimated from the splitting of the bisectors of the central parts of the line profiles at 0.9 of the peak intensity. The corresponding fields B 0.9 have turned out to be approximately twice B eff and reached 4000 G in absolute value. Narrow (1?C2 Mm) height peaks at heights of 6?C11 Mm have been found in the height distributions of the magnetic field. We have found an interesting effect in two prominences-an anticorrelation between the magnetic field strengths measured from the D3 and H?? lines. 相似文献