The Sun at small scales

John H. Thomas ()
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John H. Thomas: University of Rochester

Nature, 1998, vol. 396, issue 6707, 114-115

Abstract: Many important phenomena in the solar atmosphere are thought to occur on length scales smaller than the 0.2 arcsecond (140 km) resolution limit of current solar telescopes. So the search is on for ways to improve resolution, and topic was debated at a recent meeting of solar physicists.

Date: 1998
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