The Polarization of the Mg II h & k Lines for Probing the Solar Chromosphere Luca Belluzzi and Javier Trujillo Bueno (IAC, Tenerife, Spain) Negative of a spectroheliogram at the line center of the Ca II K-line (Courtesy

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• Polarization
• Hanle effect
• Physical phenomena
• Magnetic field
• Stokes parameters
• Magnet
• Zeeman effect
• Polarization in astronomy
• Magnetogram
• Physics
• Electromagnetism
• Magnetism

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GEOMAGNETISM AND AERONOMY VOL. 4, NO. 2, PAGES 91–109, AUGUST 2003 Slow dynamics of photospheric regions of the open magnetic field of the Sun, solar activity phenomena, substructure of the int

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• Astrophysics
• Astronomy
• Corona
• Solar cycle
• Solar wind
• Sun
• Magnetic cloud
• Solar flare
• Magnetosphere
• Space plasmas
• Plasma physics
• Physics

Studies of interfacial phenomena in organic thin film solar cells with frequency resolved opto-electronic techniques Elizabeth von Hauff Department of Physics and Astronomy, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

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ATP 1356 Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics–000 www.elsevier.nl/locate/jastp The signicance of resonant scatter in the measurement of N2+

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• Space plasmas
• Light sources
• Aurora
• Electrical phenomena
• Planetary science
• N2
• Ionosphere
• Electron
• Emission spectrum
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Plasma physics

Why do we study the solar wind? By J. De Keyser The solar wind is an important research topic for astronomers. There are indeed a large number of phenomena, which they do not (or only partially) understand. For example,

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• Plasma physics
• Astronomy
• Light sources
• Planetary science
• Jets
• Solar wind
• Aurora
• Sun
• Wind
• Space plasmas
• Physics
• Astrophysics

Where can one observe the auroras ? By V. Pierrard The polar light auroral activity appears in oval shaped regions, centred round the two geomagnetic poles; we call them the auroral ovals. The illustration alongside show

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• Electromagnetism
• Planetary science
• Geomagnetism
• Plasma physics
• Electrical phenomena
• Aurora
• Magnetosphere
• Solar wind
• Geomagnetic storm
• Physics
• Space plasmas
• Astronomy

Image: Auroral curtain reflected in a placid Icelandic lake

Source URL: phys.org

• Space plasmas
• Geomagnetism
• Planetary science
• Electrical phenomena
• Plasma physics
• Aurora
• Geomagnetic storm
• Solar wind
• Coronal mass ejection
• Physics
• Astronomy
• Electromagnetism

Living With a Star Sentinels Fundamental Question: • Discover, understand and model the connection between solar phenomena and magnetospheric/ionospheric disturbances.

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• Astrophysics
• Space
• Heliosphere
• Solar wind
• Sun
• Solar Sentinels
• Solar Orbiter
• Space plasmas
• Astronomy
• Plasma physics

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GEOMAGNETISM AND AERONOMY VOL. 2, NO. 3, PAGES 225–231, DECEMBER 2001 Global radiation changes in the lower atmosphere related to solar activity phenomena S. V. Veretenenko and M. I. Pudovkin

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• Atmospheric sciences
• Plasma physics
• Light sources
• Solar cycle
• Henrik Svensmark
• Cosmic ray
• Aurora
• Sunspot
• Sun
• Physics
• Space plasmas
• Astrophysics

ECES Annex 12 "High Temperature Storage" Underground

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• Mechanical engineering
• Solar thermal energy
• Energy conservation
• Solar architecture
• Borehole
• Tropical agriculture
• District heating
• Heat exchanger
• Heat transfer
• Transport phenomena
• Chemical engineering
• Technology