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Space Solar Physics

Theoretical and Observational Issues in the Context of the SOHO Mission

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1998

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Editors:
  1. Jean Claude Vial
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  2. Karine Bocchialini
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  3. Patrick Boumier
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  • All of the lecturers of this summer school have been much involved in the SOHO project and will also prepare future solar missions.
  • This is therefore a first-hand source for modern solar physics research.

Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Physics (LNP, volume 507)

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Table of contents (12 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Methods and techniques in helioseismology

    • Teodoro Roca Cortés
    Pages 1-40

  3. Solar magnetic fields: an introduction

    • S. K. Solanki
    Pages 41-75

  4. Heating of chromospheres and coronae

    • Peter Ulmschneider
    Pages 77-106

  5. Solar wind

    • Eckart Marsch
    Pages 107-141

  6. Plasma diagnostics for the solar atmosphere

    • Helen E. Mason
    Pages 143-162

  7. Radiative transfer and radiation hydrodynamics

    • Mats Carlsson
    Pages 163-186

  8. Basic concepts in solar magnetohydrodynamics

    • Robert W. Walsh
    Pages 187-215

  9. Heliospheric plasma physics: an introduction

    • Marco Velli
    Pages 217-244

  10. Instrumentation: Spectroscopy

    • Philippe Lemaire
    Pages 245-261

  11. A SOHO user manual

    • Petrus C. Martens
    Pages 263-270

  12. SOHO: an example of Project Management

    • Fabrizio Felici
    Pages 271-279

  13. Future ESA Projects

    • Roger-M. Bonnet
    Pages 281-296
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This is a fair overview of the basic problems in Solar Physics. The authors address not only the physics that is well understood but also discuss many open questions. The lecturers' involvement in the SOHO mission guarantees a modern and up-to-date analysis of observational data and makes this volume an extremely valuable source for further research.

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