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The Solar Spectral Irradiances from X-Ray to Radio Wavelengths
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 April 2016
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Sources of new measurements of the solar EUV, UV, and visible spectrum are presented together with discussion of formation of the solar spectrum as a problem in stellar atmospheres. Agreement between the data and a modern synthetic spectrum shows that observed radiative variability is a minor perturbation on a photosphere in radiative equilibrium and LTE. Newly observed solar variability in 1992 defines a magnetic episode on the Sun closely associated with changes in both spectral irradiances and the total irradiance. This episode offers the opportunity to track the relationship between radiation and magnetic flux evolution.
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- General Reviews on Observations of Solar and Stellar Irradiance Variability from Space and from the Ground
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