Spatial-Distribution Of Emerging Flux Regions
PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC(1973)
Abstract
The absence of preferential longitudes for emerging flux regions (EFRs) on the sun indicates that sunspot preferential longitudes, if they exist, are due to favorable longitudes for EFRs to become spot groups rather than to the distribution of points of emergence of EFRs. A short-lived 'preferential latitude' (classical activity complex) is found. The latitudinal distribution of all EFRs exhibits a Maunders diagram behavior as expected on the basis of data for the fraction of EFRs which become spot groups. Possibly significant nonrandom behavior of the EFR time distribution is also found.
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sunspots,statistical analysis
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