On the solar magnetic field polarity reversal during the activity cycle

Abstract

Solar magnetic field polarity reversal (SMFPR) happens every 10-11 years. However untill now there is no clear understanding in what way this process is carried out. Results represented here are a by-product of the coronal hole study based on taken from Web-archive XUV corona images (Yohkoh and EIT/SOHO), white-light corona pictures(SOHO/LASCO) and Kitt Peak coronal hole (CH) 1083 nm maps. Observations used cover the minimum, maximum and a part of declining phase of 23-d cycle (1996-2004).To search for other articles by the author(s) go to: http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abstract_service.html