Solar and Stellar Magnetic Activity

C.J. Schrijver & Cornelis Zwaan

Book 1 of Sun

Language: English

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"SOLAR AND STELLAR MAGNETIC ACTIVITY C.J. SCHRIVER C.ZWAAN CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS This timely volume provides the first comprehensive review and synthesis of the current understanding of the origin, evolution, and effects of magnetic fields in the Sun and other cool stars. Magnetic activity results in a wealth of phenomena—including starspots, nonradiatively heated outer atmospheres, activity cycles, deceleration of rotation rates, and even, in close binaries, stellar cannibalism—all of which are covered clearly and authoritatively. This book brings together for the first time recent results in solar studies, with their wealth of observational detail, and stellar studies, which allow the study of how activity evolves and depends on the mass, age, and chemical composition of stars. The result is an illuminating and comprehensive view of stellar magnetic activity. Observational data are interpreted by using the latest models in convective simulations, dynamo theory, outer-atmospheric heating, stellar winds, and angular momentum loss. Researchers are provided with a state-of-the-art review of this exciting field, and the pedagogical style and introductory material make the book an ideal and welcome introduction for graduate students." Ключевые слова: ser, convective envelope, spectral, lac, tube, evolution, outer atmosphere, ddr, sol, red-giant branch, type, active region, ii ux, giant, landi deglinnocenti, i e, te, component, dynamo, function, astron astrophys, greenwich photoheliographic, factor, point, cvn, chromospheric, emergence, concentration, sol phys, constructive interference, pi, rate, astron, content, pyx, magnetic, time, magnetic ?eld, cen, magnetic brake, pc, strength, study, lateral inux, magnetic pressure, region, numerical experiment, yr, taylor theorem, phys, coronal, van driel-gesztelyi, magnetic monopoles, sanchez almeida, relationship, scale, zwaan, result, disperses, fx, completely convective, van rijsbergen, magnetostatic equilibrium, star, coronal condensation, publ, cool, magnetic tension, distribution, spot, gravitational collapse, plage, case, caillault, thermal equilibrium, large, pattern, intersupergranular lane, day, stellar, mass, velocity, plasma, p t, dor, developed, astrophys, sharply bounded, broadband photometry, wilson, active main-sequence, sequence, disk, network, convective zone, ly, highly intermittent, main, temperature, parameter, ohmic diffusion, intergranular lane, schrijver, outer, si iv, random walk, random walks, lorentz force, soft x-rays, nuclear reaction, core, lower-limit, late, corona, grain, vice versa, binary, area, chemically homogeneous, height, hp, turbulent diffusivity, high, electromotive force, heating, von kluber, angular momentum, energy, adv, chromosphere, ht, ?ux, angular-momentum loss, ?ares, g-k-, magnetic braking, range, von steiger, crb, term, spectrum, time scale, san francisco, stellar analog, radiative, random environments, diagram, rapid rotators, fe ix, latitude, nearest neighbor, ha, ii, polarity, photospheric, magnetic grain, opposite-polarity, pressure, soc, cyr, wave, ?ow, force acting, period, structure, convective, active, rev, activity, discussed, density, fully convective, loss, data, rosa, convective collapse, convection, sunspot, ursae majoris, feature, van ballegooijen, solar, eq, photosphere, ?eld, dl dt, rigid rotation, observed, rotation, atmosphere, envelope, collier cameron, increase, model, surface, zone, cycle, wind, weighted preferentially, mx, strong, small, mk, loop, lc iv, emission, roche lobe, tidal bulge, number, momentum deposition, sun, property, change, atmospheric heating, conf, convective motion, bright