Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy
Scientific paper
Jul 2000
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Astronomy Reports, Volume 44, Issue 7, July 2000, pp.481-486
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Astronomy
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Scientific paper
The magnetic-field structure in solar active regions outside spots is studied. The line-of-sight fields were measured using the new Crimean digital magnetograph in three spectral lines—Fe I 5253 Å, Fe II 5234 Å, and Ti I 5193 Å. Observations in the Fe II 5234 Å line indicate systematically higher field strengths than those in the Fe I 5253 Å line. The magnetic fluxes in 2″ elements are ˜4.3×1018 Mx, ˜4.6×1018 Mx, and ˜6.2×1018 Mx according to the Fe I 5253 Å, Ti I 5193 Å, and FeII 5234 Å observations, respectively. Elements 2″ 8″ in size make the largest contribution to the magnetic fluxes of active regions outside spots.
Gopasyuk O. S.
Gopasyuk S. I.
Karkach D. V.
Svistel'Nikov V. V.
Zalesov I. P.
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