Advances in solar research at eclipses from ground and from space / ed. by Zahn J.-P., Stavinschi M. - Dordrecht; London: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000. - xviii, 310 p.: ill. - (NATO ASI series. Ser. C. Mathematical and physical sciences; 558). - ISBN 0-7923-6624-10   Место хранения:   060 | Институт солнечно-земной физики СО РАН | Иркутск | Библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

Preface ....................................................... vii Group photograph ................................................ x List of participants ......................................... xiii Eclipses from the standpoint of celestial mechanics M. Stavinschi ................................................ 1 The Williams College expedition to Ramnicu Valcea J.M. Pasachoff .............................................. 23 Heliospheric extent of the coronal phenomena G. Maris .................................................... 31 The solar corona: white light polarization and modelling of the large scale electron density distribution P. Cugnon and J.-R. Gabryl .................................. 49 Observing the solar magnetic field I.S. Kim .................................................... 67 Solar activity Z. Mouradian ................................................ 85 New views of active regions, flares and CME's from space Y. Uchida .................................................. 105 Modeling the evolution of solar magnetic fields K. Galsgaard ............................................... 149 Non-LTE radiation processes: Application to the solar Corona S. Collin .................................................. 171 Models of the solar atmosphere P. Heinzel ................................................. 201 Inversion of line profiles and solar fine structures P. Mein .................................................... 221 Sounding the solar interior W.A. Dziembowski ........................................... 245 What we know about the solar interior J.-P. Zahn ................................................. 265 Theory of solar luminosity variations H.C. Spruit ................................................ 289 Index ......................................................... 307