Bride of Blood, Bride of Light: Biblical Women as Images of Church in Jacob of Serug

Harvey, Susan Ashbrook

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“…In fact, the arcsecond scale (typically 1-2 arcseconds or smaller), short-lived (lasting lifetime of about 5 minutes) horizontal field was firstly discovered in 1996 based on the observations from Advanced Stokes Polarimeter (Lites et al 1996). With the very sensitivity SOLIS vector spectromagnetograph (Keller et al 2003), Harvey et al (2007) deduced the ubiquitous "seething" horizontal field throughout the solar inter-network region. The further evidence of inter-network horizontal field is provided by the analysis of the space-borne observations of Solar Optical Telescope (SOT; Tsuneta et al 2008a;Suematsu et al 2008;Shimizu et al 2008;Ichimoto et al 2008) on board Hinode (Kosugi et al 2007).…”

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Does the Variation of the Solar Intra-Network Horizontal Field Follow the Sunspot Cycle?

Jin

Wang

2015

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Does the Variation of the Solar Intra-Network Horizontal Field Follow the Sunspot Cycle?

Jin

Wang

2015

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“…If the horizontal inter-network fields are indeed emerging flux, Lites et al (1996) estimated that the rate of magnetic flux driven to the surface by the upward motion of the plasma inside the granules is greater than the rate of flux emergence in bipolar sunspot regions averaged over the whole solar cycle. The horizontal motions inside the granules carry the vertical magnetic flux toward the inter-granular lanes (Harvey et al 2007;Centeno et al 2007).…”

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Vector Magnetic Fields of Solar Granulation

Jin

Wang

Zhao

2008

ApJ

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Observations of quiet Sun from the Solar Optical Telescope/Spectro-Polarimeter (SOT/SP) aboard the Hinode spacecraft would reveal the magnetic characters of the solar photosphere. By making use of the deep mode observations of three quiet regions, we have statistically studied the vector magnetic fields of solar granulation. More than 2000 normal granules are manually selected to form a sample. It is recognized that some granules are even darker than the mean photosphere in intensity, and there is a linear correlation between intensity and Doppler velocity in granules.The distributions of longitudinal and transverse apparent magnetic flux densities, Doppler velocity and continuum intensity of granules are obtained, and their unsigned magnetic flux measured. Two approaches are carried out in this study. First we obtained the magnetic properties of granulation by averaging the measurements for all the sampling granules. Secondly, we reconstructed an average granular cell based on a sub-sample, and obtained the detailed distribution of apparent magnetic flux density within the model granular cell. All the results have been compared with that of inter-granular lanes and a few typical abnormal granules.Our statistic analysis reveals the following results: (1) The unsigned magnetic flux of individual granule spans the range from 1.1 × 10 15 Mx to 3.3 × 10 18 Mx with a peak distribution at 1.6×10 16 Mx; (2) The unsigned longitudinal apparent flux density of granules ranges from almost zero to 212 Mx cm −2 with a mean longitudinal apparent flux density of 12 Mx cm −2 , while the transverse apparent flux density of granules ranges from 4 to 218 Mx cm −2 with a mean transverse apparent flux density of 79 Mx cm −2 . The longitudinal and transverse apparent magnetic flux densities of granules are positively correlated, and the longitudinal apparent flux density of granules is weaker than the corresponding transverse apparent flux density; (3) The magnetic inclination of granules with respect to the surface that's perpendicular to the line-of-sight falls in the range of 4.8 to 76.7

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Agency and Responsibility: Ecologically Inflected Insights from the Syriac Tradition

Gschwandtner

2022

Eastern Christian Approaches to Philosophy

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Bride of Blood, Bride of Light: Biblical Women as Images of Church in Jacob of Serug

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Does the Variation of the Solar Intra-Network Horizontal Field Follow the Sunspot Cycle?

Does the Variation of the Solar Intra-Network Horizontal Field Follow the Sunspot Cycle?

Vector Magnetic Fields of Solar Granulation

Agency and Responsibility: Ecologically Inflected Insights from the Syriac Tradition

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