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1. Verfasser:	Stix, Michael (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Berlin [u.a.] Springer 2002
Ausgabe:	2. ed.
Schriftenreihe:	Astronomy and astrophysics library Physics and astronomy online library
Schlagworte:	Sonne
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	Literaturverz. S. 453 - 483
Beschreibung:	XVI, 490 S. Ill., graph. Darst.
ISBN:	3540428860

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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SUN ................................ 1 1.1 DISTANCE .............................................. 2 1.2 MASS .................................................. 3 1.3 RADIUS ................................................ 4 1.4 LUMINOSITY ............................................ 5 1.5 SPECTRAL ENERGY DISTRIBUTION ............................. 8 1.5.1 ENERGY FLUX AND INTENSITY ......................... 8 1.5.2 THE VISIBLE ...................................... 9 1.5.3 THE INFRARED ..................................... 10 1.5.4 THE RADIO SPECTRUM .............................. 11 1.5.5 THE ULTRAVIOLET .................................. 12 1.5.6 EXTREME ULTRAVIOLET AND X-RAYS .................... 13 1.5.7 COLOR INDICES .................................... 14 1.6 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES ................................... 15 2. INTERNAL STRUCTURE ........................................ 17 2.1 CONSTRUCTION OF A MODEL ................................. 17 2.1.1 THE EVOLUTIONARY SEQUENCE ........................ 17 2.1.2 THE STANDARD MODEL .............................. 19 2.2 AGE AND PRE-MAIN-SEQUENCE EVOLUTION .................... 20 2.3 MODEL INGREDIENTS ...................................... 24 2.3.1 CONSERVATION LAWS ............................... 24 2.3.2 ENERGY TRANSPORT ................................ 25 2.3.3 ELEMENT DIFFUSION IN THE INTERIOR ................... 27 2.3.4 THE EQUATION OF STATE ............................ 30 2.3.5 THE ENTROPY ..................................... 36 2.3.6 NUCLEAR ENERGY SOURCES ........................... 38 2.3.7 THE OPACITY ..................................... 47 2.3.8 BOUNDARY CONDITIONS AND METHOD OF SOLUTION ........ 51 2.4 RESULTS FOR A STANDARD SOLAR MODEL ....................... 54 2.4.1 GENERAL EVOLUTION ................................ 54 2.4.2 NEUTRINOS ....................................... 57 2.5 NON-STANDARD MODELS ................................... 61 2.5.1 THE LOW- Z MODEL ................................ 62 XII TABLE OF CONTENTS 2.5.2 RAPIDLY ROTATING CORE ............................ 62 2.5.3 INTERNAL MAGNETIC FIELD ........................... 63 2.5.4 THE INTERNALLY MIXED MODEL ....................... 63 2.6 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES ................................... 64 3. TOOLS FOR SOLAR OBSERVATION ............................... 67 3.1 LIMITATIONS ............................................ 67 3.1.1 GENERAL DIFFICULTIES ............................... 67 3.1.2 SEEING: DESCRIPTION AND DEFINITIONS ................. 69 3.1.3 SEEING: HOW TO LIVE WITH IT ........................ 73 3.1.4 ADAPTIVE OPTICS .................................. 81 3.1.5 IMAGE RESTORATION ................................ 83 3.2 HIGH-RESOLUTION TELESCOPES .............................. 85 3.2.1 IMAGE SCALE ...................................... 85 3.2.2 MIRRORS FOR FIXED TELESCOPES ....................... 86 3.2.3 TELESCOPES WITH LONG PRIMARY FOCUS ................ 89 3.2.4 TELESCOPES WITH SHORT PRIMARY FOCUS ............... 94 3.3 SPECTROGRAPHS AND SPECTROMETERS ......................... 99 3.3.1 THE GRATING SPECTROGRAPH ......................... 99 3.3.2 THE FOURIER TRANSFORM SPECTROMETER ................ 101 3.3.3 THE MEASUREMENT OF LINE SHIFTS .................... 103 3.4 FILTERS AND MONOCHROMATORS ............................. 106 3.4.1 THE LYOT FILTER .................................. 106 3.4.2 TUNING: THE UNIVERSAL FILTER ....................... 110 3.4.3 A TUNABLE MICHELSON INTERFEROMETER ................ 111 3.4.4 THE FABRYPEROT INTERFEROMETER .................... 112 3.4.5 A MAGNETO-OPTICAL FILTER ......................... 115 3.4.6 A DOUBLE MONOCHROMATOR ......................... 116 3.4.7 THE SPECTROHELIOGRAPH ............................ 117 3.5 POLARIMETRY ............................................ 118 3.5.1 ZEEMAN SPLITTING ................................. 118 3.5.2 POLARIZED LIGHT ................................... 121 3.5.3 UNNOS EQUATIONS ................................ 123 3.5.4 SOLAR POLARIMETERS ................................ 131 3.5.5 SCATTERING POLARIZATION AND HANLE EFFECT ............ 136 3.6 SPECIAL-PURPOSE INSTRUMENTS ............................. 137 3.6.1 THE PYRHELIOMETER ............................... 137 3.6.2 NEUTRINO DETECTORS ............................... 139 3.6.3 THE CORONAGRAPH ................................ 143 3.7 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES ................................... 145 TABLE OF CONTENTS XIII 4. THE ATMOSPHERE .......................................... 149 4.1 RADIATIVE TRANSFER * LOCAL THERMODYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM ..... 149 4.1.1 THE EQUATION OF TRANSFER .......................... 149 4.1.2 VARIOUS EQUILIBRIA ................................ 150 4.1.3 ABSORPTION LINES IN LTE .......................... 152 4.2 RADIATIVE TRANSFER * STATISTICAL EQUILIBRIUM ................ 154 4.2.1 MODEL ASSUMPTIONS ............................... 154 4.2.2 LINE RADIATION AND EINSTEIN COEFFICIENTS ............ 155 4.2.3 CONTINUUM RADIATION ............................. 157 4.2.4 COLLISIONS ........................................ 158 4.2.5 THE SOURCE FUNCTION .............................. 158 4.2.6 THE EQUATIONS OF STATISTICAL EQUILIBRIUM ............ 161 4.3 ATMOSPHERIC MODELS .................................... 162 4.3.1 LIMB DARKENING .................................. 162 4.3.2 MODEL CALCULATIONS IN LTE ........................ 164 4.3.3 MODELS WITH DEPARTURES FROM LTE ................. 169 4.4 THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE SUN .................... 175 4.4.1 SPECTRUM SYNTHESIS ............................... 175 4.4.2 THE LIGHT ELEMENTS LITHIUM, BERYLLIUM, AND BORON ... 176 4.4.3 HELIUM .......................................... 178 4.5 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES ................................... 179 5. OSCILLATIONS ............................................... 181 5.1 OBSERVATIONS ........................................... 181 5.1.1 FIVE-MINUTE OSCILLATIONS .......................... 181 5.1.2 THE SPECTRUM OF SOLAR OSCILLATIONS ................. 184 5.1.3 LOW-DEGREE P MODES ............................. 189 5.1.4 LINE WIDTH AND LINE ASYMMETRY ................... 193 5.2 LINEAR ADIABATIC OSCILLATIONS OF A NON-ROTATING SUN ........ 194 5.2.1 BASIC EQUATIONS .................................. 194 5.2.2 SPHERICAL HARMONIC REPRESENTATION ................. 195 5.2.3 THE COWLING APPROXIMATION ....................... 197 5.2.4 LOCAL TREATMENT ................................. 198 5.2.5 BOUNDARY CONDITIONS ............................. 205 5.2.6 ASYMPTOTIC RESULTS ............................... 207 5.3 HELIOSEISMOLOGY ........................................ 211 5.3.1 DIRECT MODELING AND INVERSION ..................... 211 5.3.2 SPEED OF SOUND IN THE SOLAR INTERIOR ................ 213 5.3.3 DEPTH OF THE CONVECTION ZONE ..................... 215 5.3.4 CHEMICAL CONSTITUTION ............................ 217 5.3.5 EQUATION OF STATE ................................ 218 5.3.6 INTERNAL MIXING .................................. 219 5.3.7 PRECISE DETERMINATION OF THE SOLAR RADIUS ........... 220 5.3.8 INTERNAL ROTATION ................................. 220 5.3.9 TRAVEL TIME AND ACOUSTIC IMAGING ................. 226 XIV TABLE OF CONTENTS 5.4 EXCITATION AND DAMPING ................................ 229 5.4.1 THE * MECHANISM ................................ 229 5.4.2 STOCHASTIC EXCITATION BY CONVECTION ................ 230 5.5 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES ................................... 232 6. CONVECTION ............................................... 237 6.1 STABILITY ............................................... 237 6.2 MIXING-LENGTH THEORY .................................. 239 6.2.1 THE LOCAL FORMALISM ............................. 240 6.2.2 NUMERICAL TEST CALCULATIONS ....................... 243 6.2.3 OVERSHOOTING: A NON-LOCAL FORMALISM ............... 245 6.3 GRANULATION ........................................... 248 6.3.1 THE OBSERVED PATTERN ............................ 248 6.3.2 MODELS .......................................... 257 6.3.3 MEAN LINE PROFILES ............................... 261 6.4 MESOGRANULATION ........................................ 265 6.5 SUPERGRANULATION ....................................... 267 6.5.1 THE VELOCITY FIELD AND THE NETWORK ................ 267 6.5.2 CONVECTIVE NATURE ................................ 269 6.5.3 THE EFFECT OF ROTATION ............................ 270 6.6 GIANT CELLS ............................................ 271 6.6.1 TRACER RESULTS ................................... 271 6.6.2 SPECTROSCOPIC RESULTS ............................. 273 6.7 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES ................................... 274 7. ROTATION .................................................. 277 7.1 AXIS OF ROTATION ....................................... 277 7.2 OBLATENESS ............................................. 279 7.2.1 ORIGIN .......................................... 279 7.2.2 MEASUREMENTS ................................... 280 7.3 ROTATIONAL HISTORY ...................................... 281 7.3.1 THE INITIAL STATE ................................. 281 7.3.2 TORQUES ......................................... 283 7.3.3 EVOLUTION OF THE SOLAR ROTATION .................... 286 7.4 THE ANGULAR VELOCITY OF THE SUN ......................... 288 7.4.1 THE INTERNAL ANGULAR VELOCITY ..................... 288 7.4.2 THE ANGULAR VELOCITY AT THE SURFACE ................ 289 7.4.3 MERIDIONAL CIRCULATION ............................ 295 7.4.4 CORRELATION OF FLOW COMPONENTS ................... 296 7.5 MODELS OF A ROTATING CONVECTION ZONE .................... 297 7.5.1 CONSERVATION OF ANGULAR MOMENTUM ................ 297 7.5.2 MEAN-FIELD MODELS ............................... 298 7.5.3 EXPLICIT MODELS .................................. 301 7.6 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES ................................... 303 TABLE OF CONTENTS XV 8. MAGNETISM ............................................... 305 8.1 FIELDS AND CONDUCTING MATTER ........................... 305 8.1.1 THE INDUCTION EQUATION ........................... 305 8.1.2 ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY ON THE SUN ................. 307 8.1.3 FROZEN MAGNETIC FIELD ............................ 309 8.1.4 THE MAGNETIC FORCE .............................. 310 8.2 FLUX TUBES ............................................ 312 8.2.1 CONCENTRATION OF MAGNETIC FLUX .................... 312 8.2.2 OBSERVATIONAL EVIDENCE FOR FLUX TUBES .............. 318 8.2.3 VERTICAL THIN FLUX TUBES .......................... 327 8.2.4 CURVED THIN FLUX TUBES .......................... 333 8.2.5 THERMAL STRUCTURE OF PHOTOSPHERIC TUBES ........... 340 8.3 SUNSPOTS .............................................. 342 8.3.1 EVOLUTION AND CLASSIFICATION ....................... 342 8.3.2 SUNSPOT MODELS .................................. 346 8.3.3 SUNSPOTS AND THE SOLAR CONSTANT ................. 354 8.3.4 DOTS AND GRAINS ................................. 356 8.3.5 OSCILLATIONS IN SUNSPOTS ........................... 359 8.3.6 THE EVERSHED EFFECT .............................. 361 8.4 THE SOLAR CYCLE ........................................ 364 8.4.1 GLOBAL MAGNETISM ................................ 364 8.4.2 MEAN-FIELD ELECTRODYNAMICS ....................... 368 8.4.3 THE KINEMATIC ** DYNAMO ....................... 372 8.4.4 THE MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC SOLAR DYNAMO ........... 378 8.5 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES ................................... 382 9. CHROMOSPHERE, CORONA, AND SOLAR WIND .................. 387 9.1 EMPIRICAL FACTS ........................................ 387 9.1.1 THE CHROMOSPHERE ............................... 387 9.1.2 THE TRANSITION REGION ............................ 392 9.1.3 THE CORONA ..................................... 394 9.1.4 THE WIND ....................................... 403 9.2 CONSEQUENCES OF HIGH TEMPERATURE ....................... 409 9.2.1 HEAT CONDUCTION ................................. 409 9.2.2 EXPANSION ....................................... 411 9.3 THE MAGNETIC FIELD IN THE OUTER ATMOSPHERE .............. 413 9.3.1 MAGNETIC FIELD MEASUREMENTS ...................... 413 9.3.2 POTENTIAL FIELD EXTRAPOLATION ...................... 414 9.3.3 THE FORCE-FREE FIELD .............................. 417 9.3.4 PROMINENCES ..................................... 419 9.3.5 MAGNETIC BRAKING OF SOLAR ROTATION ................ 422 9.4 THE ENERGY BALANCE .................................... 425 9.4.1 NEEDS ........................................... 425 9.4.2 HEATING ......................................... 427 9.5 EXPLOSIVE EVENTS ....................................... 431 XVI TABLE OF CONTENTS 9.5.1 FLARES AND OTHER ERUPTIONS ........................ 432 9.5.2 RELEASE OF MAGNETIC ENERGY ........................ 438 9.6 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES ................................... 440 LIST OF SYMBOLS ............................................... 443 REFERENCES .................................................... 453 INDEX ......................................................... 485
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