Solar magnetic fields and convection. IX - A primordial magnetic field

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Dynamo Theory, Paleomagnetism, Solar Magnetic Field, Interplanetary Magnetic Fields, Magnetic Field Inversions, Magnetic Flux

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Observational evidence is reviewed in an attempt to decide between a reversing (dynamo) and a nonreversing primordial solar poloidal magnetic field. The data examined include Zeeman-effect measurements, measurements of gross magnetic fluxes in individual magnetic elements, determinations of average field strength, observations of polar-cap magnetic fields, eclipse observations of coronal structure, and observations of interplanetary-magnetic-field polarity reversals. It is suggested that all the evidence is strongly in favor of a deep-seated permanent (i.e., nonreversing) poloidal field. Interactions of a possible primordial dipolelike solar magnetic field with background magnetic fields and convective motions are predicted for comparison with observations in the search for further evidence of the primordial solar field.

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