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On the Origin of Solar Hemispheric Helicity Rules: Rise of 3D Magnetic Flux Concentrations through a Background Magnetic Field
Bhishek Manek, Nicholas Brummell
Sunspots and active regions observed on the solar surface are widely believed to be manifestations of compact predominantly-toroidal magnetic field structures (``flux tubes") that…
The Puzzling Structure of Solar Convection: Window into the Dynamo
Nicholas A. Featherstone, Kyle C. Augustson, Jonathan M. Aurnou +25
The operation of the solar dynamo, with all of its remarkable spatio-temporal ordering, remains an outstanding problem of modern solar physics. A number of mechanisms that might pl…
The Rise of Buoyant Magnetic Structures through Convection with a Background Magnetic Field
Bhishek Manek, Christina Pontin, Nicholas Brummell
Inspired by observations of sunspots embedded in active regions, it is often assumed that large-scale, strong magnetic flux emerges from the Sun's deep interior in the form of arch…
On the origin of the solar hemispherical helicity rules: Simulations of the rise of magnetic flux concentrations in a background field
Bhishek Manek, Nicholas Brummell
Solar active regions and sunspots are believed to be formed by the emergence of strong toroidal magnetic flux from the solar interior. Modeling of such events has focused on the dy…
The Rise of a Magnetic Flux Tube in a Background Field: Solar Helicity Selection Rules
Bhishek Manek, Nicholas Brummell, Dongwook Lee
The buoyant transport of magnetic fields from the solar interior towards the surface plays an important role in the emergence of active regions, the formation of sunspots and the o…