Horizontal flow fields in and around a small active region-- The transition period between flux emergence and decay

Horizontal flow fields in and around a small active region-- The transition period between flux emergence and decay
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10.1051/0004-6361/201628380
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2016-05
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arXiv: Solar and Stellar Astrophysics
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M. Verma;C. Denker;H. Balthasar;C. Kuckein;S. J. G. Manrique;M. Sobotka;N. B. Gonz'alez;S. Hoch;A. Diercke;P. Kummerow;T. Berkefeld;M. Collados;A. Feller;A. Hofmann;F. Kneer;A. Lagg;J. Lohner-Bottcher;H. Nicklas;A. P. Yabar;R. Schlichenmaier;D. Schmidt;W. Schmidt;M. Schubert;M. Sigwarth;S. Solanki;D. Soltau;J. Staude;K. Strassmeier;R. Volkmer;O. V. D. Luhe;T. Waldmann
M. Verma;C. Denker;H. Balthasar;C. Kuckein;S. J. G. Manrique;M. Sobotka;N. B. Gonz'alez;S. Hoch;A. Diercke;P. Kummerow;T. Berkefeld;M. Collados;A. Feller;A. Hofmann;F. Kneer;A. Lagg;J. Lohner-Bottcher;H. Nicklas;A. P. Yabar;R. Schlichenmaier;D. Schmidt;W. Schmidt;M. Schubert;M. Sigwarth;S. Solanki;D. Soltau;J. Staude;K. Strassmeier;R. Volkmer;O. V. D. Luhe;T. Waldmann
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M. Verma;C. Denker;H. Balthasar;C. Kuckein;S. J. G. Manrique;M. Sobotka;N. B. Gonz'alez;S. Hoch;A. Diercke;P. Kummerow;T. Berkefeld;M. Collados;A. Feller;A. Hofmann;F. Kneer;A. Lagg;J. Lohner-Bottcher;H. Nicklas;A. P. Yabar;R. Schlichenmaier;D. Schmidt;W. Schmidt;M. Schubert;M. Sigwarth;S. Solanki;D. Soltau;J. Staude;K. Strassmeier;R. Volkmer;O. V. D. Luhe;T. Waldmann

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