Theoretical and Observational Problems Related to Solar Eclipses

Front Matter....Pages i-xviii
Results from the Coronal Observations of the 1994 and 1995 Total Solar Eclipse....Pages 1-6
Distribution on Halfwidths for the Green Coronal Line (5303Å)....Pages 7-10
Results of Polarization Observations of the White-Light Corona....Pages 11-14
Degree Polarization Distribution in the Solar Corona of 03 November 1994....Pages 15-19
Fundamental Contributions of the Solar Eclipse Observations to Solar Physics in the Second Half of the 20th Century....Pages 21-24
Polarization of the 530.3 nm coronal line as Observed on July 11, 1991....Pages 25-29
Measurement of the Coronal Electron Temperature at the Total Solar Eclipse on 1994 November 3....Pages 31-34
High Resolution Coronal Imaging....Pages 35-37
Coronal Physics Inferred from the Analysis of Fine Structures....Pages 39-52
Radiative Transfer in Atmospheres with Randomly Distributed Inhomogeneities....Pages 53-57
Probing the Solar Atmosphere Through Radiophysics....Pages 59-67
Computation of Nonlinear Force-Free Coronal Magnetic Fields: Theory Face to Observations....Pages 69-72
Comparing the Large-Scale Coronal Electron Density Distribution of the 1991 and 1994 Solar Eclipses....Pages 73-76
2D MHD Numerical Model for the Study of Dynamic and Magnetic Structures in the Solar Atmosphere....Pages 77-80
MHD Turbulence in the Solar Corona....Pages 81-84
Post-Flare Loops in the Chromosphere and Corona....Pages 85-93
Chromospheric and Coronal Heating Mechanisms....Pages 95-102
Reconstruction of the Large-Scale Distribution of Coronal Electrons from Eclipse Data....Pages 103-109
A New Understanding of the Coronal Shape Changes During the Solar Cycle....Pages 111-115
Thermal Evolution of a Coronal Condensation....Pages 117-120
Medium and Large Scale Structures of the Low Corona from Decimeter and Meter Wavelength Observations....Pages 121-124
Filament Channels in the Corona....Pages 125-130
Faint “Chromospheric” Emission in the Solar Corona: Observational and Theoretical Problems....Pages 131-139
Creation of Prominences and Filaments....Pages 141-148
Unsolved Problems in Prominence Research....Pages 149-157
Eclipse E-Corona Recording at Far Distances....Pages 159-163
Simulation Method to Compute Accurately the Einstein Effect During a Total Solar Eclipse. New Ideas....Pages 165-168
Emission Line Spectrum of the Solar Corona....Pages 169-176
A Possibility for Studying Subtelescopic Structures in the Solar Corona....Pages 177-180
Eclipse Observations Relevant to the Coronal Heating Problem....Pages 181-187
The Indication of Neutral Hydrogen in the Solar Corona....Pages 189-193
Relevant Radio Observations During a Total Solar Eclipse....Pages 195-198
NASA Bulletin for the Total Solar Eclipse of 1999....Pages 199-207
Romanians Preparations for the ’99 Eclipse....Pages 209-213
JOSO Working Group 7....Pages 215-217
A Radio Observation Project for the 1999 Solar Eclipse....Pages 219-222
Romanian Projects for the 1999 Total Solar Eclipse....Pages 223-228
EIT, The Extreme-Ultraviolet Imaging Telescope on Board SOHO: First Results....Pages 229-232
Objectives of a Ukrainian Solar-Oriented Satellite....Pages 233-235
A Project for Infrared Observations During the Total Solar Eclipses from the Circumterrestrial Orbit....Pages 237-241
Eye Safety During Solar Eclipses - Myths and Realities....Pages 243-247
Solar Eclipses as a Vehicle for International Astronomy Education....Pages 249-255
Variations of Geophysical and Biological Parameters Observed at a Solar Eclipse....Pages 257-260
Back Matter....Pages 261-270