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Browsing by Author "Kalkofen, W"

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  • Hasan, S. S; Kalkofen, W (Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 1998)
    We present new calculations for model atmospheres in magnetic flux tubes extending vertically through the photosphere and convection zone of the Sun. This study is a continuation of earlier work by Hasan & Kalkofen (1994) ...
  • Hasan, S. S; Kalkofen, W; van Ballegooijen, A. A; Ulmschneider, P (The American Astronomical Society, 2003-03)
    We examine the propagation of kink and longitudinal waves in the solar magnetic network. Previously, we investigated the excitation of network oscillations in vertical magnetic flux tubes through buffeting by granules and ...
  • Bunte, M; Hasan, S. S; Kalkofen, W (European Southern Observatory, 1993-06)
    We examine the interchange instability of thin photospheric magnetic flux tube models which satisfy both force and energy balance with their surroundings. The stability of the tubes is independent of the efficiency of ...
  • Sivaraman, K. R; Gupta, S. S; Livingston, W. C; Damé, L; Kalkofen, W; Keller, C. U; Smartt, R; Hasan, S. S (European Southern Observatory, 2000-11)
    We have used pairs of temporally simultaneous CaII K-line spectroheliograms and magnetic area scans to search for spatial correlation between the CaII K2V bright points in the interior of the network and corresponding ...
  • Hasan, S. S; Kneer, F; Kalkofen, W (European Southern Observatory, 1998-04)
    We examine spectral line radiation from small-scale magnetic flux tubes in the solar atmosphere. This is a continuation of work by Kneer et al. (1996). The main difference with the previous investigation is in the choice ...
  • Kneer, F; Hasan, S. S; Kalkofen, W (European Southern Observatory, 1996-01)
    We consider spectral line radiation from small-scale magnetic model flux tubes in the solar atmosphere. The structure of the tube is determined from the magnetostatic equations in the thin flux tube approximation. We assume ...

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