Study of active region temporal evolution at 17GHz

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Magnetic Fields, Microwaves, Solar Atmosphere, Electric And Magnetic Fields, Solar Magnetism, Radio, Microwave

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We present a statistical study of the evolution of active regions observed at microwave wavelengths during the 23rd solar cycle (1992-2004). Active regions are sites of increased magnetic fields, thus the radio emission at microwave wavelengths is mostly due to gyro-resonance of thermal electrons around relatively strong magnetic fields. We analyze active regions observed in full Sun images obtained daily by the Nobeyama Radioheliograph (NoRH) at 17 GHz. Additional information is obtained from photospheric magnetograms of the same day. Also a multiwavelength study provides a global view of the solar atmosphere above active regions, the radio images will be further compared to ultraviolet (SOHO) and H-alpha images. The active regions are characterized by: position, area, maximum and mean brightness temperatures, and magnetic field. The inferred magnetic fields are used to estimate the contribution to the emission at 17 GHz. We discuss the results of the correlation among these physical parameters.

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