Journal of Physical Studies 13(3), Article 3904 [5 pages] (2009)
DOI: https://doi.org/10.30970/jps.13.3904

SPACE INHOMOGENEITY AND EVOLUTION OF MAGNETIC FIELD IN THE AREA OF WEAK SOLAR FLARE

O. S. Andriets', V. G. Lozitsky

Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Astronomical Observatory,
3, Observatorna Str., Kyiv, UA--04053, Ukraine
e-mail: andrietselena@gmail.com, lozitsky@observ.univ.kiev.ua

The 4C solar flare of July 28, 2004 in AR NOAA 652 is studied. The flare projected on the sunspot of $N$ polarity with a magnetic field strength of 2700 G. The magnetic field measurements were made using $I \pm V$ profiles of $Hα$, Fe 6301.5, Fe 6302.5, FeI 5250.2, FeI 5250.6, FeI 5247.1, Cr 5247.6 lines. It was shown from a comparison of data for the lines of the green region that in flare the two-component structure had existed. In addition to the field strenght of 2500-2700\,G, the 5500-6000\,G smallscale structures had existed in the sunspot too. During 12\,min of flare evolution synchronous changes of flare emission in $Hα$ and magnetic field variations in the lines Fe 6301.5 and Fe 6302.5 were detected. New observational evidence to the practically zero vertical magnetic field gradient in the ‟photosphere-chromosphere” range was found.

PACS number(s): 96.60.Hv; 96.60.Q-; 96.60.Qe

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