Observations of nonradial p-mode oscillations on the sun

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Atmospheric Circulation, Flow Velocity, Oscillations, Solar Activity, Magnetohydrodynamic Flow, Modal Response, Power Spectra, Solar Atmosphere, Solar Instruments, Velocity Distribution

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Observations of the solar velocity field with a diode array attached to the echelle spectrograph of a vacuum tower telescope are described which resolve the solar five-minute oscillatory motion into distinct bands of power. Previous observations are discussed which show that the solar five-minute oscillations can be resolved into frequencies having the character of nonradial p-mode eigenfrequencies of the solar envelope. The present observations confirm the observed frequencies and sharpen the previous resolution of the five-minute oscillations into ridges on the (wavenumber, frequency) plane. A comparison with earlier calculations indicates that the theoretical frequencies are in good but not perfect agreement with those observed. It is concluded that the identification of the five-minute oscillations as nonradial p-mode oscillations in the solar envelope is established beyond doubt.

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