Transport Of Solar Magnetic Elements In The Intergranular Lanes

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The Sun is an excellent natural laboratory for studying the nonlinear plasma phenomena. Photospheric convective motions of magnetic flux elements cause much of the solar surface phenomena. Using the observed solar data to diffusion properties of photosphere bright points for times less than 20 minutes, we construct a transport model describing a subdiffusive motion of solar magnetic elements in the intergranular lanes. The anomalous diffusion arises from the probabilistic distribution of waiting times attracted to a stable law. This suggests an analytical explanation of this observations and a revision of the Leighton's model.

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