Granulation in active regions as compared to quiet regions.
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Granulation in active regions as compared to quiet regionsA comparative study of the statistical properties of granulation in active and quiet regions is performed. The analysis is based on a high-resolution time series of simultaneous white light (lambda5425 Å) and G-band (lambda 4308 Å) images obtained at the Swedish Vacuum Solar Telescope, La Palma, Canary Islands. The G-band images have been used toHirzberger, J. et al.
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Granulation in active regions as compared to quiet regionsA comparative study of the statistical properties of granulation in active and quiet regions is performed. The analysis is based on a high-resolution time series of simultaneous white light (lambda5425 Å) and G-band (lambda 4308 Å) images obtained at the Swedish Vacuum Solar Telescope, La Palma, Canary Islands. The G-band images have been used toHirzberger, J. et al.
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Granular and Intergranular Model Atmospheres from Inversion of Solar Two-Dimensional Spectroscopic DataNot AvailableRodríguez Hidalgo, I. et al.
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Globular clusters. Proceedings.Globular clusters are spherical, densely packed groups of stars found around galaxies. They are thought to have formed at the same time as their host galaxy and thus provide a powerful probe for understanding galaxy evolution, as well as being studied as objects of interest in their own right. This volume presents invited articles reviewing ourMartinez-Roger, C. et al.
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Four Gravitational Lens Candidates in The HST Snapshot Survey of BL Lac ObjectsWe report the result of the HST snapshot survey of BL Lac host galaxies. Almost 100 sources with redshift ranging from 0.05 to 1.2 were observed. Virtually all source at zScarpa, R. et al.
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