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Magnetic Field in the Sun’s Interior from Oscillation Data
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 April 2016
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Solar oscillations provide a probe of the internal magnetic field of the Sun if the field has sufficient intensity. Using the oscillation data of Libbrecht, we find evidence for a 2 ± 1 megagauss quadrupole toroidal field centered at 0.7 of the solar radius which is barely beneath the base of the convection zone. This field, by its location and symmetry, may be associated with the dynamo that drives the Sun’s 22-year activity cycle.
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