Solar physics - state exams  

Basic definitions and assumptions, basic physical facts about the Sun. Internal structure of the Sun, energy production, energy transfer by radiation and convection. The solar neutrinos problem. Helioseismology. Solar atmosphere. Photospheric radiation, radiative transfer in the photosphere, Fraunhofer spectral lines, photospheric structures. Chromosphere. Transition region and corona, optically thin radiation, solar flares, coronal mass ejections. Solar activity and its cycle, solar wind, solar-terrestrial connection, space weather. Magnetic fields in the solar atmosphere, measurements of the magnetic field strength, Stokes parameters. Solar dynamics, differential rotation and its description. Outcome: Students will demonstrate knowledge and ability to physically describe the interior and atmosphere of the Sun.
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Solar physics - state exams
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