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Ish: Hemispheric Distribution of Long-term Solar Activity: Coronal Bright Points from 1996 to 2023

  1. X‐Ray Bright Points and Photospheric Bipoles during Cycles 22 and 23

    I. Sattarov, Alexei Pevtsov, A. S. Hojaev +1

    MaqolaOchiq kirishSolar and Space Plasma DynamicsThe Astrophysical Journal200211 iqtibos
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  2. Solar X-Ray Bright Points

    L. Golub, A. S. Krieger, J. K. Silk +2

    Maqola19749 iqtibos
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  3. Evidence of Separator Reconnection in a Survey of X‐Ray Bright Points

    D. W. Longcope, C. C. Kankelborg, Julia L. Nelson +1

    MaqolaOchiq kirish20019 iqtibos
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  4. Observation of a non-uniform component in the distribution of coronal bright points

    L. Golub, A. S. Krieger, G. S. Vaiana

    Maqola19758 iqtibos
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  5. Nine Years Of Euv Bright Points

    Scott W. McIntosh, J. B. Gurman

    Maqola20058 iqtibos
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  6. Solar Cycle 23 in Coronal Bright Points

    I. Sattarov, Alexei Pevtsov, Nina Karachik +2

    MaqolaSolar and Space Plasma DynamicsSolar Physics20108 iqtibos
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  7. EIT: Extreme-ultraviolet Imaging Telescope for the SOHO mission

    J. P. Delaboudinière, G. Artzner, J. Brunaud +25

    MaqolaOchiq kirish19957 iqtibos
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  8. Variation of the X‐Ray Bright Point Number over the Solar Activity Cycle

    Hirohisa Hara, K. Nakakubo‐Morimoto

    MaqolaOchiq kirish20037 iqtibos
    ABI

  9. The correspondence between x-ray bright points and evolving magnetic features in the quiet sun

    D. F. Webb, S. F. Martin, D. Moses +1

    Maqola19937 iqtibos
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  10. Rotation of Solar Corona from Tracking of Coronal Bright Points

    Nina Karachik, Alexei Pevtsov, I. Sattarov

    MaqolaOchiq kirishSolar and Space Plasma DynamicsThe Astrophysical Journal20066 iqtibos
    ABI

  11. Magnetic properties of x-ray bright points

    L. Golub, A. S. Krieger, J. W. Harvey +1

    Maqola19776 iqtibos
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  12. Spatial Distribution and Temporal Evolution of Coronal Bright Points

    Jie Zhang, Mukul R. Kundu, S. M. White

    Maqola20015 iqtibos
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  13. Solar cycle variation of magnetic flux emergence

    John M. Davis, L. Golub, A. S. Kreiger

    Maqola19775 iqtibos
    ABI

  14. Revisiting the Sunspot Number

    F. Clette, Leif Svalgaard, J. M. Vaquero +1

    MaqolaOchiq kirish20144 iqtibos
    ABI

  15. Sarlavhasiz

    Boshqa4 iqtibos
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  16. Observation of spatial and temporal variations in X-ray bright point emergence patterns

    L. Golub, Allen S. Krieger, G. S. Vaiana

    Maqola19764 iqtibos
    ABI

  17. X-Ray Observations of Characteristic Structures and Time Variations from the Solar Corona: Preliminary Results from SKYLAB

    G. S. Vaiana, John M. Davis, R. Giacconi +4

    Maqola19734 iqtibos
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  18. Ephemeral active regions in 1970 and 1973

    K. L. Harvey, J. W. Harvey, S. F. Martin

    Maqola19754 iqtibos
    ABI

  19. On anticorrelation of number of coronal bright points with sunspot number during 1996–2006

    I. Sattarov, Alexei Pevtsov, Nina Karachik +1

    MaqolaSolar and Space Plasma DynamicsAdvances in Space Research20073 iqtibos
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  20. Distribution of lifetimes for coronal soft X-ray bright points

    L. Golub, Allen S. Krieger, G. S. Vaiana

    Maqola19763 iqtibos
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  21. Identification and analysis of structures in the corona from X-ray photography

    G. S. Vaiana, A. S. Krieger, A. F. Timothy

    Maqola19733 iqtibos
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  22. Spatial Distribution and North–South Asymmetry of Coronal Bright Points from Mid-1998 to Mid-1999

    R. Brajša, H. Wöhl, B. Vršnak +5

    Maqola20053 iqtibos
    ABI

  23. Coronal bright points

    M. S. Madjarska

    Maqola20193 iqtibos
    ABI

  24. Solar Soft X-ray Irradiance Variability, I: Segmentation of Hinode/XRT Full-Disk Images and Comparison with GOES (1 – 8 Å) X-Ray Flux

    H. N. Adithya, R. Kariyappa, Shinsuke Imada +6

    Maqola20213 iqtibos
    ABI

  25. Sarlavhasiz

    Boshqa3 iqtibos
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