Solar and Heliospheric Phenomena in October–November 2003: Causes and Effects

Solar and Heliospheric Phenomena in October–November 2003: Causes and Effects
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2003 年 10 月至 11 月的太阳和日光层现象:原因和影响

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2004
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V. Yanke
V. Yanke
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I. Veselovsky;M. Panasyuk;S. Avdyushin;G. Bazilevskaya;A. Belov;S. Bogachev;V. Bogod;A. Bogomolov;V. Bothmer;K. Boyarchuk;E. Vashenyuk;V. Vlasov;A. A. Gnezdilov;R. Gorgutsa;V. Grechnev;Y. Denisov;A. Dmitriev;M. Dryer;Y. Yermolaev;E. Eroshenko;G. Zherebtsov;I. Zhitnik;A. Zhukov;G. Zastenker;L. Zelenyi;M. A. Zeldovich;G. Ivanov;A. Ignat’ev;V. Ishkov;O. Kolomiytsev;I. A. Krasheninnikov;K. Kudela;B. M. Kuzhevsky;S. Kuzin;V. Kuznetsov;S. Kuznetsov;V. Kurt;L. Lazutin;L. Leshchenko;M. Litvak;Y. Logachev;G. Lawrence;A. K. Markeev;V. Makhmutov;A. Mitrofanov;I. Mitrofanov;O. Morozov;I. Myagkova;A. Nusinov;S. Oparin;O. Panasenco;A. Pertsov;A. Petrukovich;A. N. Podorol'sky;E. Romashets;S. Svertilov;P. Svidsky;A. Svirzhevskaya;N. Svirzhevsky;V. Slemzin;Z. Smith;I. Sobel'man;D. E. Sobolev;Y. Stozhkov;A. Suvorova;N. Sukhodrev;I. P. Tindo;S. Tokhchukova;V. Fomichev;I. V. Chashey;I. Chertok;V. Shishov;B. Yushkov;O. Yakovchouk;V. Yanke

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我们介绍了2003年10月至11月发生在太阳和日光层上的极高活动现象的新观测数据。各种太阳和日球层参数证明,所考虑的间隔在整个观测时间内是独一无二的。基于这些数据,将它们与过去类似的情况进行比较,并使用现有的理论概念,我们讨论了观察到的过程之间可能的因果关系。该文件包括在俄罗斯组织的关于这些事件的详细调查的合作“太阳极端事件-2003”所得出的第一批结果和结论。由于我们的考虑,毫无疑问,2003年10月至11月太阳和日球层现象的物理原因不仅仅是局部的,也不仅仅属于活跃的区域和它们上方的太阳大气。这些进程的能量储备和驱动力具有更全球性的性质。一般来说,它们对观测者是隐藏的,因为它们的来源最终位于太阳的亚光球层,在那里有时会发生快速且难以预测的变化(确实如此)。太阳耀斑可以很好地跟踪太阳上的这些突然变化和重建,尽管人们仍然可以在磁场参数、物质运动和发射特性中找到其他诊断指标。
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