Search for dissertations about: "Spectropolarimetry"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 8 swedish dissertations containing the word Spectropolarimetry.
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1. Imaging spectropolarimetry of solar active regions
Abstract : Solar magnetic fields span a wide range of spatial scales from sunspots and plages to magnetic bright points. A clear understanding of the physical processes underlying the evolution of these magnetic features requires high-resolution spectropolarimetric observations of solar active regions and comparisons with synthetic data from simulations. READ MORE
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2. The dynamic chromosphere : Results and techniques with an observational approach
Abstract : The chromosphere is a critical interface between the relatively cold photosphere and the hot corona. Its landscape is rich in very dynamic phenomena such as jets, spicules, and surges, which are thought to play an important role in the heating of the Sun’s upper atmosphere. READ MORE
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3. Measuring the solar atmosphere
Abstract : The new CRISP filter at the Swedish 1-m Solar Telescope provides opportunities for observing the solar atmosphere with unprecedented spatial resolution and cadence. In order to benefit from the high quality of observational data from this instrument, we have developed methods for calibrating and restoring polarized Stokes images, obtained at optical and near infrared wavelengths, taking into account field-of-view variations of the filter properties. READ MORE
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4. Constraining magnetic heating in the solar chromosphere
Abstract : The chromospheric and coronal heating problems remain one of the foremost open questions in solar and stellar physics: how are the outer layers of the Sun heated from a few thousand kelvin in the photosphere to the million-degree corona? Radiation alone is not capable of transporting the required energy to explain observations from the inner layers. Phenomena associated with the presence of magnetic fields could provide the missing energy. READ MORE
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5. Physical properties of chromospheric features : Plage, peacock jets, and calibrating it all
Abstract : The chromosphere is a complex and dynamic layer of the solar atmosphere, largely dominated by the local magnetic field configuration. It acts as an important interface between the photosphere below it and the hot corona above. However, studying this layer is not straightforward, as it is largely transparent in optical wavelengths. READ MORE