CORONAL DYNAMIC ACTIVITIES IN THE DECLINING PHASE OF A SOLAR CYCLE

ABSTRACT It has been known that some solar activity indicators show a double-peak feature in their evolution through a solar cycle, which is not conspicuous in sunspot number. In this Letter, we investigate the high solar dynamic activity in the declining phase of the sunspot cycle by examining the...

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Published in:Astrophysical journal. Letters 2016-12, Vol.833 (1), p.L11-L11
Main Authors: Jang, Minhwan, Woods, T. N., Hong, Sunhak, Choe, G. S.
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EVOLUTION
Fluxes
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MAGNETIC FLUX
MASS
Merging
Solar activity
SOLAR CORONA
SOLAR CYCLE
Solar cycles
Splitting
SUN
Sun: activity
Sun: corona
Sun: coronal mass ejections (CMEs)
Sun: magnetic fields
Sunspot cycle
SUNSPOTS
SURFACES
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Fluxes
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MAGNETIC FLUX
MASS
Merging
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Splitting
SUN
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Sun: corona
Sun: coronal mass ejections (CMEs)
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Sunspot cycle
SUNSPOTS
SURFACES
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