A comparison of the meridional flows in the sun's convection zone, predicted by theories of the solar dynamo and differential rotation
B. R. Durney
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B. R. Durney
Abstract
Recently Yoshimura has evaluated the gradient of the Sun's angular velocity (d /Jr) necessary to give a good fit to the observed solar activity cycle. We estimate the meridional velocities in the convection zone, implied by this value of . These meridional velocities are in good agreement with those necessary to explain the Sun's surface differential rotation. Subject headings: hydromagnetics - interiors, solar - rotation, solar
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Recently Yoshimura has evaluated the gradient of the Sun's angular velocity (d /Jr) necessary to give a good fit to the observed solar activity cycle. We estimate the meridional velocities in the convection zone, implied by this value of . These meridional velocities are in good agreement with those necessary to explain the Sun's surface differential rotation. Subject headings: hydromagnetics - interiors, solar - rotation, solar
Key concepts: Differential rotation, Physics, Convection zone, Meridional flow, Helioseismology, Dynamo, Dynamo theory, Solar dynamo