Spatial Variations in the Characteristics of Oscillated and Non-Oscillated Solar Bright Points in Active Regions and Coronal Holes

In this study, researchers investigated the properties of oscillated and non-oscillated bright points (BPs) in different regions of the Sun, including active regions (ARs) and coronal holes (CHs). The findings revealed both differences and similarities among these BPs across the various regions. Fir...

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Main Authors: Rayhane Sadeghi, Ehsan Tavabi
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Published: Damghan university 2024-03-01
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Online Access:https://ijaa.du.ac.ir/article_410_7ff6def82da080cd1d1172b0a9dc719d.pdf
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description In this study, researchers investigated the properties of oscillated and non-oscillated bright points (BPs) in different regions of the Sun, including active regions (ARs) and coronal holes (CHs). The findings revealed both differences and similarities among these BPs across the various regions. Firstly, the study observed that internetwork BPs in ARs exhibited higher damping times compared to network BPs. Additionally, internetwork BPs in ARs displayed wider ranges of maximum Doppler velocities in comparison to network BPs. Although both forms of BPs had comparable damping times, internetwork BPs demonstrated greater maximum Doppler velocities than network BPs. Moreover, the study provided insights into the damping behavior of BPs in different regions. Specifically, it was noted that the majority of network BPs in ARs exhibited overdamping, indicating that the damping effects were dominant. On the other hand, in CHs, internetwork BPs displayed overdamping behavior, suggesting a similar dominance of damping effects. In contrast, oscillated network BPs in CHs exhibited critical damping behavior, implying a balance between damping and driving forces. It is important to emphasize that the physical principles underlying BP damping may vary depending on the local plasma conditions and magnetic surroundings. Overall, this study highlights the diverse characteristics of BPs in different solar regions, shedding light on their damping times, maximum Doppler velocities, and damping behaviors. These findings contribute to our understanding of the intricate dynamics and plasma conditions occurring in different areas of the Sun, providing valuable insights into the complex nature of solar phenomena.
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spelling doaj-art-06c025de01924f2ead4cc4f97b233f152025-01-12T10:03:29ZengDamghan universityIranian Journal of Astronomy and Astrophysics2322-49242383-403X2024-03-01111597110.22128/ijaa.2024.784.1178410Spatial Variations in the Characteristics of Oscillated and Non-Oscillated Solar Bright Points in Active Regions and Coronal HolesRayhane Sadeghi0Ehsan Tavabi1physics department, Payame Noor University, Tehran, IranPhysics Department, Payame Noor University, Tehran, IranIn this study, researchers investigated the properties of oscillated and non-oscillated bright points (BPs) in different regions of the Sun, including active regions (ARs) and coronal holes (CHs). The findings revealed both differences and similarities among these BPs across the various regions. Firstly, the study observed that internetwork BPs in ARs exhibited higher damping times compared to network BPs. Additionally, internetwork BPs in ARs displayed wider ranges of maximum Doppler velocities in comparison to network BPs. Although both forms of BPs had comparable damping times, internetwork BPs demonstrated greater maximum Doppler velocities than network BPs. Moreover, the study provided insights into the damping behavior of BPs in different regions. Specifically, it was noted that the majority of network BPs in ARs exhibited overdamping, indicating that the damping effects were dominant. On the other hand, in CHs, internetwork BPs displayed overdamping behavior, suggesting a similar dominance of damping effects. In contrast, oscillated network BPs in CHs exhibited critical damping behavior, implying a balance between damping and driving forces. It is important to emphasize that the physical principles underlying BP damping may vary depending on the local plasma conditions and magnetic surroundings. Overall, this study highlights the diverse characteristics of BPs in different solar regions, shedding light on their damping times, maximum Doppler velocities, and damping behaviors. These findings contribute to our understanding of the intricate dynamics and plasma conditions occurring in different areas of the Sun, providing valuable insights into the complex nature of solar phenomena.https://ijaa.du.ac.ir/article_410_7ff6def82da080cd1d1172b0a9dc719d.pdfsunbright pointsoscillations
spellingShingle Rayhane Sadeghi
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Spatial Variations in the Characteristics of Oscillated and Non-Oscillated Solar Bright Points in Active Regions and Coronal Holes
Iranian Journal of Astronomy and Astrophysics
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bright points
oscillations
title Spatial Variations in the Characteristics of Oscillated and Non-Oscillated Solar Bright Points in Active Regions and Coronal Holes
title_full Spatial Variations in the Characteristics of Oscillated and Non-Oscillated Solar Bright Points in Active Regions and Coronal Holes
title_fullStr Spatial Variations in the Characteristics of Oscillated and Non-Oscillated Solar Bright Points in Active Regions and Coronal Holes
title_full_unstemmed Spatial Variations in the Characteristics of Oscillated and Non-Oscillated Solar Bright Points in Active Regions and Coronal Holes
title_short Spatial Variations in the Characteristics of Oscillated and Non-Oscillated Solar Bright Points in Active Regions and Coronal Holes
title_sort spatial variations in the characteristics of oscillated and non oscillated solar bright points in active regions and coronal holes
topic sun
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oscillations
url https://ijaa.du.ac.ir/article_410_7ff6def82da080cd1d1172b0a9dc719d.pdf
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