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  • The Ooty Summer Training Program 1990 
    Saikia, D. J; Salter, C. J; Banhatti, D. G; Ghosh, T; Gothoskar, P; Manoharan, P. K (Astronomical Society of India, 1991)
  • Proposed visible emission line space solar coronagraph 
    Singh, J; Prasad, B. R; Venkatakrishnan, P; Sankarasubramanian, K; Banerjee, D; Bayanna, R; Mathew, S; Murthy, J; Subramaniam, P; Ramesh, R; Kathiravan, S; Nagabhushana, S; Mahesh, P. K; Manoharan, P. K; Uddin, W; Sriram, S; Amit Kumar; Srivastava, N; Koteswara Rao; Nagendra, C. L; Chakraborty, P; Sriram, K. V; Venkateswaran, R; Krishnamurthy, T; Sreekumar, P; Sarma, K. S; Murthy, R; Navalgund, K. H; Samudraiah, D. R. M; Narayan Babu, P; Patra, A (Indian Academy of Sciences, 2011-01-25)
    The outer atmosphere of the sun – called the corona – has been observed during total solar eclipse for short periods (typically < 6 min), from as early as the eighteenth century. In the recent past, space-based instruments ...
  • Reorganization of solar magnetic field by a flare event 
    Manoharan, P. K; van Driel-Gesztelyi, L; Pick, M; Démoulin, P (Astronomical Society of India, 1998)
  • Science from "Solar X-ray Spectrometer (SOXS)" - Proposed payload onboard Indian satellite 
    Jain, R; Rao, A. R; Deshpande, M. R; Dwivedi, B. N; Manoharan, P. K; Seetha, S; Vahia, M. N; Vats, H. O; Venkatakrishnan, P (Astronomical Society of India, 2000)
    It is proposed to fly a high spectral and temporal resolution "Solar X-ray Spectrometer (SOXS)" onboard Indian satellite to understand the mechanisms of energy release and particle acceleration in solar flares. The SOXS ...
  • Study of solar wind using single-station interplanetary scintillation 
    Manoharan, P. K (Astronomical Society of India, 1993)
    This thesis is based on the study of interplanetary scintillation (IPS) measurements using compact radio sources. In this study, I have shown for the first time that the solar-wind velocities may be estimated reliably and ...
  • A world-wide net of solar radio Spectrometers: e-CALLISTO 
    Benz, A. O; Monstein, C; Meyer, H; Manoharan, P. K; Ramesh, R; Altyntsev, A; Lara, A; Paez, J; Cho, K.S (Springer, 2009-04)
    Radio spectrometers of the CALLISTO type to observe solar flares have been distributed to nine locations around the globe. The instruments observe automatically, their data is collected every day via internet and stored ...

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