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  • Hiremath, K. M; Suryanarayana, G. S; Lovely, M. R (EDP Sciences, 2005-07)
    Using six years (1969-1974) of data of sunspot groups from the white light pictures of the Kodaikanal Observatory, we compute rotation rates of the leading and the following sunspots and the rate of change of longitudinal ...
  • Hiremath, K. M; Suryanarayana, G. S (The European Southern Observatory, 2003-12)
    We use the observations of Kodaikanal observatory white light pictures to study the association between the rotation rates of the bipolar sunspots and triggering of the flares. For the years 1969-1974, we compute daily ...
  • Hiremath, K. M (Indian Academy of Sciences, 2006-09)
    In the present study, we consider six years data of spot groups that have well developed leading and following spots obtained from the Kodaikanal Observatory white light pictures and occurrence of Hα flares. From the daily ...
  • Hiremath, K. M; Gokhale, M. H (Astronomical Society of India, 2000)
    Using helioseismologically inferred internal rotation given by Dziembowski et al., 1989, in the previous work, we (Hiremath and Gokhale 1995, Hiremath 1995) modelled the steady (fossil) part of the poloidal magnetic field ...
  • Hiremath, K. M; Hegde, M; Soon, Willie (Elsevier, 2015-02)
    There is strong statistical evidence that solar activity influences the Indian summer monsoon rainfall. To search for a physical link between the two, we consider the coupled cloud hydrodynamic equations, and derive an ...
  • Hiremath, K. M (Quest Publications for ILWS, 2006)
    We use 130 years of Indian rainfall for studying correlative effects due to solar cycle and activity phenomena, viz., the occurrences of sunspot activity and the irradiance variations. Among all the seasons of the Indian ...
  • Hiremath, K. M (Indian Academy of Sciences, 2006-09)
    We use 130 years data for studying correlative effects due to solar cycle and activity phenomena on the occurrence of rainfall over India. For the period of different solar cycles, we compute the correlation coefficients ...
  • Hiremath, K. M; Mandi, P. I (Elsevier, 2004-10)
    We use 130 years data for studying correlative effects due to solar cycle and activity phenomena on the occurrence of the Indian Monsoon rainfall. We compute the correlation coefficients and significance of correlation ...
  • Hiremath, K. M (Astronomical Society of India, 2000)
    We solve analytically Chandrasekhar's (1956) MHD equations for the steady parts of internal rotation and toroidal component of the magnetic field of the AB Doradus. By taking observed (Donati and Cameron 1997) surface ...
  • Hiremath, K. M (International Astronomical Union, 2000)
    Using Chandrasekhar's MHD equations, we solve for the steady part of the internal rotation of AB Doradus. We estimate the size of the convective envelope to be ~40% of the radius and the rotation velocity at the base to ...
  • Pandey, K. K; Hiremath, K. M; Yellaiah, G (Springer, 2017-06)
    The time interval, between two highest peaks of the sunspot maximum, during which activity energy substantially absorbed is called Gnevyshev gap. In this study we focus on mysterious evolution of the Gnevyshev gap by ...
  • Pandey, K. K; Yellaiah, G; Hiremath, K. M (Springer, 2015-04)
    We present statistical analysis of about 63000 soft x-ray flare (class ≥C) observed by geostationary operational environmental satellite (GOES) during the period 1976-2008. Class wise occurrence of soft X-ray (SXR) flare ...
  • Gokhale, M. H; Hiremath, K. M (Elsevier, 1986)
    It is shown that if a thin, isolated and untwisted magnetic flux tube, consisting of a current-free core bounded by a thin current sheath, is in an ‘overall’ equilibrium in a stratified atmosphere, then there is, in general, ...
  • Pandey, K. K; Hiremath, K. M; Yellaiah, G (Indian Academy of Sciences, 2017-03)
    Asymmetry, a well established fact, can be extracted from various solar atmospheric activity indices. Although asymmetry is being localized within short time scale, it also persists at different time scales. In the present ...
  • Hiremath, K. M (Elsevier B.V., 2012-04)
    Recently planet Mercury-an unexplored territory in our solar system-has been of much interest to the scientific community due to recent flybys of the spacecraft MESSENGER that discovered its intrinsic stationary and ...
  • Hiremath, K. M; Lovely, M. R (University of Chicago Press, 2007-09)
    Different life spans of the sunspots suggest their origin at different depths and by measuring magnetic fluxes from their first observation on the surface, one can estimate the strength of magnetic flux at different anchoring ...
  • Gurumath, S. R; Hiremath, K. M; Ramasubramanian, V (Indian Academy of Sciences, 2017-07)
    By considering the physical and orbital characteristics of G type stars and their exoplanets, we examine the association between stellar mass and its metallicity that follows a power law. Similar relationship is also ...
  • Hiremath, K. M; Gokhale, M. H (European Space Agency, 1995-06)
    We present a preliminary model of the ‘steady’ parts of rotation and magnetic field in the sun’s convective envelope, which vary on diffusion time scales, within the frame work of axisymmetric incompressible hydromagnetics ...
  • Gokhale, M. H; Hiremath, K. M (American Astronomical Society, 1993-04-10)
    We model the structure of the 'steady' (slowest varying) part of the sun's internal poloidal magnetic field assuming it to be (for given reasons and in the relevant domain) a current-free field whose field lines 'isorotate' ...
  • Hiremath, K. M; Rozelot, J. P; Sarp, V; Kilcik, A; Pavan, D. G; Gurumath, S. R (IOP Publishing, 2020-03-10)
    The Kodaikanal Archive Program (India) is now available to the scientific community in digital form as daily digitized solar white light pictures, from 1923 to 2011. We present here the solar radius data, obtained after a ...

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