Published March 1983 | Version v1
Journal article

On the evolution and flare activity of the sunspot group on July, 1978

Creators

  • 1. AN Uzbekskoj SSR, Tashkent. Astronomicheskij Inst.

Description

On the basis of the original photoheliograms, Hsub(α)- filtrograms and wide-band films, obtained in Tashkent, the evolution of the sunspot group, which had delta-configuration and passed on July 8-21, is studied. In the active region (AR) which includes the sunspot group, according to Solar Geophysical Data, more than 160 Hsub(α) flares were observed. The comparison of the evolutionary changes of the group and the flare activity of the AR revealed the following: the flare acivity was caused by the formation of the new sunspots group inside the old one. The new umbrae form along the neutral line of the longitudinal magnetic field of the group. The knots of the majority of the flares are situated along the neutral line and not far from the new umbrae. The total area of the group fluctuated near its mean values. Some of the new umbrae show a systematic proper motion with a velocity approximately 0.5 km/s and others show an uneven motion, which is similar to throbbing: all the motions were directed away from the old group, as a result of the new umbrae evolution near the old umbrae, small of them break up, the large umbra boundary near to the new umbrae deforms and inside the large umbra the umbral dots were burned

Additional details

Additional titles

Original title (Russian)
Об эволюции и вспышечной активности группы июля 1978 г

Publishing Information

Journal Title
Astron. Zh.
Journal Volume
60
Journal Issue
2
Series
Astron. Zh.
Journal Page Range
350-360
ISSN
0004-6299

INIS

Country of Publication
Russian Federation
Country of Input or Organization
USSR
INIS RN
15007935
Subject category
S79: ASTROPHYSICS, COSMOLOGY AND ASTRONOMY;
Descriptors DEI
IMAGES; SOLAR FLARES; SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION; SUNSPOTS; TIME DEPENDENCE
Descriptors DEC
DISTRIBUTION; SOLAR ACTIVITY

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Notes
For English translation see the journal Soviet Astronomy - AJ (USA).