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  • Active region asymmetry as a result of the rise of magnetic flux tubes
    The magnetic flux tubes that rise across the convection zone to produce active regions are shown to develop a difference in inclination between their preceding and follower sides. This asymmetry is such that the following wing is more vertical (i.e., closer to the radial direction) than the preceding side. An asymmetry of this kind can be obtained
    Moreno-Insertis, F. et al.

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    8
    1994
    Citations
    73
  • 'Global mapping' B-band photometry of a complete sample of Fornax and Virgo early-type galaxies
    We present the B-band surface photometry of 19 early-type galaxies of the Virgo cluster, and of 28 galaxies of the same morphological type belonging to the Fornax clusters, obtained through the `global mapping' technique which couples CCD and photographic plates. Taking into account 33 galaxies already studied by Caon et al. (1990) with the same
    Caon, N. et al.

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    8
    1994
    Citations
    112
  • VLA observations of Cyg OB2 No. 5: detection of a weak radio companion and new observations and models for the main component.
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    Miralles, M. Paz et al.

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    7
    1994
    Citations
    0
  • The phase function for stellar acoustic oscillations - III. The solar case
    The effects of uncertainties in the structure of the superficial layers of the Sun, such as the helium abundance, opacity and equation of state, on the p-mode frequencies are considered in terms of the phase function. The analysis is carried out by means of a linear relation between phase-function differences and equilibrium structure differences
    Perez Hernandez, F. et al.

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    7
    1994
    Citations
    64
  • The Global Oscillation Network Group site survey, 2: Results
    The Global Oscillation Network Group (GONG) Project will place a network of instruments around the world to observe solar oscillations as continuously as possible for three years. The Project has now chosen the six network sites based on analysis of survey data from fifteen sites around the world. The chosen sites are: Big Bear Solar Observatory
    Gonzalez, R) et al.

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    7
    1994
    Citations
    46