Topic: Solar Physics
Session Title: Dynamos, Dynamics and Activity Cycles in the Sun and Stars
Description:
As the Sun approaches the maximum of Solar Cycle 25 interest is growing concerning when the cycle will peak and how active the Sun will be when it does. This session will focus on solar and stellar activity cycles, the dynamo processes that drive them, their interaction with helio/asteroseismic diagnostics, our ability to predict how future cycles will evolve and the implication of the current cycle on our understanding of previous solar cycles. We will also consider the consequences of varying activity cycles on orbiting planets, including Earth. We welcome contributions from helio- and asteroseismologists as well as dynamo modellers and those interested in the long-term evolution of solar and extra-solar magnetic activity cycles.
Organiser(s):
Rachel Howe (Birmingham)
Anne-Marie Broomhall (Warwick)
Mathew Owens (Reading)
Paul Bushby (Newcastle)
Schedule:
Venue: WILB-LT15
Session 1: Friday 19th July, 14:00 – 16:00
| Name | Time | Title |
| Craig Duguid | 14:00 | Dynamo action in the solar tachocline |
| Adam J. Finley | 14:19 | How well does surface magnetism represent the dynamo action in Sun-like stars? |
| Anthony Yeates | 14:38 | Latitude quenching nonlinearity in the solar dynamo |
| Dmitrii Kolotkov | 14:57 | Effects of the photospheric cut-off on the p-mode frequency stability |
| Evangelia Deliporanidou (Online) | 15:16 | Modelling stellar Irradiances; Correlations of solar irradiances with proxies of activity along a cycle Remote |
| Gabriela Carvalho-Silva | 15:35 | Stellar Dating via Chromospheric Activity: Metallicity Effects |
| Rachel Howe | 15:54 | Possible signature of Solar Cycle 26 in Helioseismic Torsional Oscillation Data |
| Callan Noble | 15:57 | Solar Cycle Variation of the Distribution of Photospheric Magnetic Flux Features |