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Browsing by Author "Chitre, S. M"

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  • Chitre, S. M; Antia, H. M (Astronomical Society of India, 1998)
    The interior of the sun is not directly accessible to observations. Nonetheless, it is possible to infer the physical conditions prevailing in the solar interior with the help of theory of stellar structure and the powerful ...
  • Chitre, S. M (Astronomical Society of India, 1975-03)
  • Stoeger, W. R; Chitre, S. M; Narlikar, J. V; Kapoor, R. C (Nature Publishing Group, 1975-01)
  • Chitre, S. M (Astronomical Society of India, 1994)
    The role of gravitational lenses as valuable tools for astrophysics and cosmology is highlighted. The importance of studying gravitational lens systems for inferring the nature and distribution of gravitating matter, both ...
  • Chitre, S. M (Indian Institute of Astrophysics, Bangalore, 1986)
    A wide variety of gravity and acoustic wave motions have been detected at the surface of the Sun as Doppler shifts of spectral lines. These velocity field provide a valuable probe for studying the internal solar structure ...
  • Narasimha, D; Chitre, S. M (Astronomical Society of India, 1993)
    Faint straight arcs extending over ten to twenty arcseconds have been observed behind rich clusters of galaxies elongated by the lensing action of the foreground cluster. When a cluster of galaxies has its projected surface ...
  • Antia, H. M; Chitre, S. M; Gokhale, M. H (Springer, 1978-11)
    Sunspot theory is discussed with reference to the role played by the spot magnetic field in influencing the mode of energy transport. Consideration is given to the stability of a plane parallel polytropic fluid layer with ...
  • Narlikar, J. V; Chitre, S. M (Astronomical Society of India, 1976-06)
  • Sivaraman, K. R; Antia, H. M; Chitre, S. M; Makarova, V. V (Springer Netherlands, 2008-09)
    We compare the zonal-flow pattern in subsurface layers of the Sun with the distribution of surface magnetic features such as sunspots and polar faculae. We demonstrate that, in the activity belt, the butterfly pattern of ...

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