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Some Recent Explorations of the Solar Corona from the Culgoora Solar Radio Observatory

  • K. V. Sheridan (a1)
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The complex flare related events taking place in the solar corona are becoming better understood as more observations are made with high spatial and temporal resolution nearly simultaneously at widely separated radio frequencies. Similarly the magneto-plasma structures related to the so-called quiet Sun, which have been extensively studied during the recent cycle (No. 20), are now better understood because of such high resolution observations.

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