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most citedOn the possibility of a bimodal solar dynamo

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astro-ph2008

Molecular cloud abundances and anomalous diffusion

G. Marschalko, K. Petrovay, E. Forgacs-Dajka

The chemistry of molecular clouds has been studied for decades, with an increasingly general and sophisticated treatment of the reactions involved. Yet the treatment of turbulent d…

astro-ph200714 cited

On the possibility of a bimodal solar dynamo

K. Petrovay

A simple way to couple an interface dynamo model to a fast tachocline model is presented, under the assumption that the dynamo saturation is due to a quadratic process and that the…

astro-ph20075 cited

"Black Star" or Astrophysical Black Hole?

K. Petrovay

Recently wide publicity has been given to a claim by T. Vachaspati that "black holes do not exist", that the objects known as black holes in astrophysics should rather be called "b…

astro-ph20078 cited

The Effect of Abnormal Granulation on Acoustic Wave Travel Times and Mode Frequencies

K. Petrovay, R. Erdelyi, M. J. Thompson

Observations indicate that in plage areas (i.e. in active regions outside sunspots) acoustic waves travel faster than in quiet sun, leading to shortened travel times and higher p-m…

astro-ph20072 cited

Helical Magnetic Fields in Solar Active Regions: Theory vs. Observations

K. Petrovay, P. Chaterjee, A. Choudhuri

The mean value of the normalized current helicity in solar active regions is on the order of 1e-8 1/m, negative in the northern hemisphere, positive in the southern hemisphere. Obs…

astro-ph2005

Development of twist in an emerging magnetic flux tube by poloidal field accretion

P. Chatterjee, A. R. Choudhuri, K. Petrovay

Following an earlier proposal by Choudhuri (2003) for the origin of twist in the magnetic fields of solar active regions, we model the penetration of a wrapped up background poloid…