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most citedA 3D Babcock-Leighton Solar Dynamo Model

82 citations · 651 across the 38 of their papers we have counts for

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40 papers

astro-ph.SR2026

Effects of Magnetic Fields on Solar Inertial Modes in Global Nonlinear Simulations

Conrado S. Finotti, Gustavo Guerrero, Santiago A. Triana +2

Solar inertial modes are increasingly viewed as probes of the solar interior, with recent helioseismic evidence indicating that these modes may be sensitive to the internal magneti…

astro-ph.SR2026

Solar differential rotation driven by baroclinic forcing

L. S. Menicucci, G. Guerrero, M. Dikpati +3

A combination of recent observations and numerical simulations has called into question whether Sun's interior is characterized by strong turbulent convection, a problem known as c…

astro-ph.SR2026

Analysis of Short-term Solar Activity Variability and Estimating the Timings of the Next Enhanced Bursts

Juie Shetye, Mausumi Dikpati

We present a hybrid forecasting strategy that combines numerical modeling, statistical forecasting, and machine learning methods to predict enhanced bursts of solar activity. These…

astro-ph.SR2025

A Physics Informed Neural Network For Deriving MHD State Vectors From Global Active Regions Observations

Subhamoy Chatterjee, Mausumi Dikpati

Solar active regions (ARs) do not appear randomly but cluster along longitudinally warped toroidal bands ('toroids') that encode information about magnetic structures in the tachoc…

astro-ph.SR2025

Simulations of the onset and dynamical evolution of inertial waves in solar/stellar interior

Mariane D. Souza-Gomes, Conrado S. Finotti, Gustavo Guerrero +4

Inertial modes have been recently detected in the Sun via helioseismology, yet their origin, evolution, and role in the dynamics of the solar plasma and magnetic field remain poorl…

astro-ph.SR2025

Moderate Nesting and Cross-Equatorial Asymmetry of Active Regions in Solar Cycle 24

Aimee Norton, Alex Mendez, Ruizhu Chen +2

Solar Cycle 24 data are used to determine how often the Sun emerges sunspots in `activity nests', i.e., regions where sunspots and active regions (ARs) repeatedly emerge. We use th…