Relationship between the coronal shape and the magnetic field topology during the solar cycle

We have observed ten solar eclipses during the 1973–1999 period, three of them being recorded during the rising phase of the present solar cycle 23. The observed shapes of the white-light corona are confronted with the magnetic field topology, as calculated for the corresponding eclipse days. A clos...

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