Sunspot changes following proton flares.
Sunspot changes following proton flares, considering decline and duration
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Sunspot changes following proton flares, considering decline and duration
Effects of magnetic structure in sunspot groups in triggering solar proton flares
Dynamic parameters of sun and planet interaction for predicting sunspots
Interplanetary sector structure in rising portion of sunspot cycle
H alpha brightening over sunspot groups in magnetic field configuration
Sunspot structure from two dimensional radiative transfer analysis of center limb intensity profiles made at several heliocentric angles
Sunspot group associated with proton flare of July 1966, describing formation of spot cluster pairs on borders of adjoining network cells
Sunspot group evolution after proton flare, discussing decay of central umbrae
Interplanetary sector structure during rising portion of 1966-1967 sunspot cycle, giving recurrence period of interplanetary field
Jupiter red spot prominence correlation with Zurich sunspot number
Rotating motion of sunspot groups associated with solar proton flare
Migratory dynamo waves in solar convective zone related to sunspot activity
Structural and spectral studies of sunspots
Diatomic carbon swan band violet line absence from sunspot suggested in accordance with molecular equilibrium predictions
Wilson effect in sunspot structure as penumbra foreshortening and disappearance or penumbra occultation by photosphere, analyzing intensity profiles on disk passage photographs
H alpha brightening areas related to sunspot magnetic fields configuration and solar proton flares
Stability of sunspot magnetic fields and origin of solar flares
Magnetic field gradient and rotating motions of sunspot groups and effects on solar proton flares