The observation of intrinsically different emergences for large and small active regions

Bibcode
1984SoPh...92..161G
DOI
10.1007/BF00157243
de la Rosa, I. G.
Referencia bibliográfica

Solar Physics (ISSN 0038-0938), vol. 92, May 1984, p. 161-172.

Fecha de publicación:
5
1984
Número de autores
1
Número de autores del IAC
1
Número de citas
15
Número de citas referidas
14
Descripción
The analysis of high-resolution H-alpha and white-light observations on the emergence of 73 active regions shows an intrinsically different behavior for both the large and small ones. The small active regions (magnetic flux of approximately 5 x 10 to the 21st Mx) display circular structures of supergranular size with pores only at the borders, whereas the large active regions show elongated structures with pores which develop at the center and later migrate towards the extremes. These observations are used to suggest two different models for the emergence of these two kinds of active regions: the small ones are produced by the superficial convective concentration of loosely packed flux and the large ones are the result of tightly wound flux ropes.
Tipo
Con árbitro
Astrometría
Actividad solar
Granulación solar

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