A. Bhatnagar
Articles written in Journal of Astrophysics and Astronomy
Volume 5 Issue 3 September 1984 pp 323-330
Eruptive prominences of 1980 april 27 observed during STIP interval — X
Rajmal Jain A. Bhatnagar R. N. Shelke
Observations and analyses of two similar eruptive prominences on the north-east limb observed on 1980 April 27 at 0231 and 0517 UT, which are associated with the Boulder active region No. 2416 are presented. Both the eruptive prominences gave rise to white-light coronal transients as observed by C/P experiment of High Altitude Observatory on the Solar Maximum Mission. Type II and moving type IV radio bursts are reported in association with the first Hα eruptive prominence at 0231 UT.
Both the Hα eruptive prominences showed pulse activity with a quasi-periodicity of about 2–4 min. We estimate a magnetic field in the eruptive prominence of about 100 G and a build-up rate ∼ 1026 ergs-1. The high build-up rate indicates that the shearing of the photospheric magnetic field, which fed the energy into the filament, was rapid. It is proposed that fast-moving Hα features must have initiated the observed coronal transients. From Hα, type II and coronal-transient observations, we estimate a magnetic field of 2.8 G at 1.9
Volume 21 Issue 3-4 September 2000 pp 349-352
Helioseismic solar cycle changes and splitting coefficients
S. C. Tripathy Kiran Jain A. Bhatnagar
Using the GONG data for a period over four years, we have studied the variation of frequencies and splitting coefficients with solar cycle. Frequencies and even-order coefficients are found to change significantly with rising phase of the solar cycle. We also find temporal variations in the rotation rate near the solar surface.
Volume 21 Issue 3-4 September 2000 pp 357-360
S. C. Tripathy Brajesh Kumar Kiran Jain A. Bhatnagar
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