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Cyclic variations in the main components of the solar large-scale magnetic field
V. N. Obridko, D. D. Sokoloff, B. D. Shelting +2
We considered variations the dipole and the quadrupole components of the solar large-scale magnetic field. Both the axial and the equatorial dipoles exhibit a systematic decrease i…
Superflares on Giant Stars
M. M. Katsova, L. L. Kitchatinov, D. Moss +2
The Kepler mission identified huge flares on various stars including some of solar type. These events are substantially more energetic than solar flares, and so they are referred t…
Can superflares occur on the Sun? A view from dynamo theory
M. M. Katsova, L. L. Kitchatinov, M. A. Livshits +3
Recent data from the Kepler mission has revealed the occurrence of superflares in sun-like stars which exceed by far any observed solar flares in release of energy. A natural idea…
An Optical Atmospheric Phenomenon Observed in 1670 over the City of Astrakhan Was not a Mid-Latitude Aurora
I. G. Usoskin, G. A. Kovaltsov, L. N. Mishina +2
It has been recently claimed (Zolotova and Ponyavin, Solar Phys., 291, 2869, 2016, ZP16 henceforth) that a mid-latitude optical phenomenon, which took place over the city of Astrak…
Galactic winds and the origin of large-scale magnetic fields
David Moss, Dmitri Sokoloff
Observations of dwarf galaxies suggest the presence of large-scale magnetic fields. However the size and slow rotation of these galaxies appear insufficient to support a mean-field…
Magnetic fields in ring galaxies
D. Moss, E. Mikhailov, O. Silchenko +3
Many galaxies contain magnetic fields supported by galactic dynamo action. However, nothing definitive is known about magnetic fields in ring galaxies. Here we investigate large-sc…