Inference of subsurface magnetic field of sunspots from absorption coefficients of p-modes in sunspots

2010104010013 物理系 The interaction of p-mode waves with an active region can be described by a phenomenological parameter, hereafter called the interaction parameter. The measured absorption coefficients of p-modes relate to the interaction parameter by Chou et al.'s an integral equation. We ass...

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Main Author: Huei-Ru Chen;Dean-Yi Chou;the TON Team
Other Authors: 周定一
Format: Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: American Astronomical Society 1997
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spelling ftnthuniv:oai:nthur.lib.nthu.edu.tw:987654321/54747 2023-05-15T18:22:43+02:00 Inference of subsurface magnetic field of sunspots from absorption coefficients of p-modes in sunspots Huei-Ru Chen;Dean-Yi Chou;the TON Team 周定一 1997 http://nthur.lib.nthu.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/54747 En eng American Astronomical Society Astrophysical Journal, American Astronomical Society, Volume 490, Issue 1, Nov. 1997, Pages 452-457 subsurface magnetic field;sunspots;absorption coefficients;p-modes;active region;interaction parameter 33 Journal 1997 ftnthuniv 2014-12-17T20:56:05Z 2010104010013 物理系 The interaction of p-mode waves with an active region can be described by a phenomenological parameter, hereafter called the interaction parameter. The measured absorption coefficients of p-modes relate to the interaction parameter by Chou et al.'s an integral equation. We assume that the sunspot is axisymmetric and the interaction parameter is uniform in the horizontal direction inside the sunspot. The depth dependence of the sunspot radius is given in our study. Thus, the problem becomes one-dimensional: to determine the interaction parameter versus depth. We use the optimally localized averages method to invert the absorption coefficients, measured with the Taiwan Oscillation Network data and South Pole data, to infer the interaction parameter versus depth. For two sunspots we have studied, the depth dependences of the interaction parameter are similar: the interaction parameter increases rapidly, as depth increases, to a maximum value at a depth of about of 7 Mm, and then gradually drops to zero at a depth of about 28-35 Mm. The distribution of the interaction parameter also depends on the depth variation of sunspot radius in such a way that the interaction parameter anticorrelates with the sunspot radius. Journal/Newspaper South pole National Tsing Hua University Institutional Repository (NTHUR) South Pole
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topic subsurface magnetic field;sunspots;absorption coefficients;p-modes;active region;interaction parameter
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spellingShingle subsurface magnetic field;sunspots;absorption coefficients;p-modes;active region;interaction parameter
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Huei-Ru Chen;Dean-Yi Chou;the TON Team
Inference of subsurface magnetic field of sunspots from absorption coefficients of p-modes in sunspots
topic_facet subsurface magnetic field;sunspots;absorption coefficients;p-modes;active region;interaction parameter
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description 2010104010013 物理系 The interaction of p-mode waves with an active region can be described by a phenomenological parameter, hereafter called the interaction parameter. The measured absorption coefficients of p-modes relate to the interaction parameter by Chou et al.'s an integral equation. We assume that the sunspot is axisymmetric and the interaction parameter is uniform in the horizontal direction inside the sunspot. The depth dependence of the sunspot radius is given in our study. Thus, the problem becomes one-dimensional: to determine the interaction parameter versus depth. We use the optimally localized averages method to invert the absorption coefficients, measured with the Taiwan Oscillation Network data and South Pole data, to infer the interaction parameter versus depth. For two sunspots we have studied, the depth dependences of the interaction parameter are similar: the interaction parameter increases rapidly, as depth increases, to a maximum value at a depth of about of 7 Mm, and then gradually drops to zero at a depth of about 28-35 Mm. The distribution of the interaction parameter also depends on the depth variation of sunspot radius in such a way that the interaction parameter anticorrelates with the sunspot radius.
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author Huei-Ru Chen;Dean-Yi Chou;the TON Team
author_facet Huei-Ru Chen;Dean-Yi Chou;the TON Team
author_sort Huei-Ru Chen;Dean-Yi Chou;the TON Team
title Inference of subsurface magnetic field of sunspots from absorption coefficients of p-modes in sunspots
title_short Inference of subsurface magnetic field of sunspots from absorption coefficients of p-modes in sunspots
title_full Inference of subsurface magnetic field of sunspots from absorption coefficients of p-modes in sunspots
title_fullStr Inference of subsurface magnetic field of sunspots from absorption coefficients of p-modes in sunspots
title_full_unstemmed Inference of subsurface magnetic field of sunspots from absorption coefficients of p-modes in sunspots
title_sort inference of subsurface magnetic field of sunspots from absorption coefficients of p-modes in sunspots
publisher American Astronomical Society
publishDate 1997
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op_relation Astrophysical Journal, American Astronomical Society, Volume 490, Issue 1, Nov. 1997, Pages 452-457
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