Some problems concerning the regularities in the development of the latitudinal distribution of solar magnetic fields

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Magnetic Field Configurations, Solar Activity, Solar Magnetic Field, H Alpha Line, Solar Cycles, Spatial Distribution

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From the comparison of several modes of time development of the latitudinal distribution of solar magnetic fields, obtained by different authors using different basic observational material and different methods, the authors have obtained the following results: at high solar latitudes (|φ| ⪆ 40°) all distributions agree irrespective of the method of construction. In zones of activity around the solar equator, there is a qualitatively good but quantitatively poor agreement of the integrated, directly observed fields (from Mt. Wilson Observatory) and of the highly integrated fields derived from Hα synoptic charts. The areas covered by the positive and negative polarities on the whole Sun during the investigated one and half solar cycles (No. 20 and 21) are practically equal.

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