Continuum intensity and magnetic flux of solar fluxtubes.

Bibcode
1987PAICz..66..265D
Del Toro Iniesta, J. C.; Semel, M.; Collados, M.; Sánchez Almeida, J.
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Publications of the Astronomical Institute of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, No. 66, p. 265 - 266

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1987
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4
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0
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Description
The continuum contrast between fluxtubes and their quiet background, and the magnetic flux carried by these magnetic elements, have been determined at different points of a solar facula, in the frame of a two-component model from spectropolarimetric observations of 1arcsec spatial resolution. Local spatial variations of these two parameters have been obtained.
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Non-refereed
Solar faculae

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