Solar Magnetic Fields (Hardcover, 1971)

I / Instrumentation Measurement of Magnetic Fields in the Solar Atmosphere.- 1. The Measurement of Solar Magnetic Fields.- 2. The Culgoora Magnetograph.- 3. A Complete Stokes Vector Polarimeter.- 4. Measurements of Magnetic Fields.- 5. Digital Videomagnetograms in Real Time.- 6. The Kitt Peak Magnetograph. IV: 40-Channel Probe and the Detection of Weak Photospheric Fields.- 7. A Pressure Scanning Fabry-Perot Magnetometer.- 8. Sacramento Peak Magnetograph.- 9. Systematic Errors of the Crimean Vector Magnetograph (presented by A. Severny).- 10. Analog Video Magnetograms in Real Time.- 11. A New Completely Digitized Filter Magnetograph.- 12. Difficulties in the Simultaneous Measurement of all Stokes Parameters.- 13. Reduction of the Parasitical Signal of Circular Polarization on an Antenna of Variable Profile with the Help of a Grating.- 14. A Short Report on the Magnetic Beam Absorption Filter Research at the Rome Astronomical Observatory.- II / The Interpretation of Magnetograph Results The Formation of Absorption Lines in a Magnetic Field.- 15. The Interpretation of Magnetograph Results: The Formation of Absorption Lines in a Magnetic Field.- 16. Coherence Properties of Polarized Radiation in Weak Magnetic Fields.- 17. Paschen-Back Effect of the Lithium Resonance Doublet in Sunspots.- 18. The Crossover and Magneto-Optical Effects in Sunspot Spectra.- 19. The Effect of Collisions on Spectral Line Formation in Solar Magnetic Regions.- 20. Line Formation in Inhomogeneous Magnetic Fields (presented by W. Mattig).- III / Observations of Sunspot and Active Region Magnetic Fields.- 21. On Magnetic Fields in Sunspots and Active Regions.- 22. Magnetic Field and Turbulence in Sunspots.- 23. Photoelectric Measurements of Sunspot Magnetic Fields.- 24. Observations of Magnetic Fields in Quiescent Prominences.- 25. Some Remarks on the Statics and Dynamics of Magnetic Field Structure Development in Active Regions.- 26. I On the Structure of Magnetic Field and Electric Currents of a Unipolar Sunspot (presented by A. Severny).- 27. Magnetic Field Strengths Derived from Various Lines in the Umbral Spectrum.- 28. The Magnetic Fields at Different Levels in the Active Regions of the Solar Atmosphere (presented by N. V. Steshenko).- 29. Observations of the Two-Level Structure of Sunspot Magnetic Fields (presented by N. S. Soboleva).- 30. On the Circular Polarization in Active Regions.- 31. Application of the Chromospheric Magnetograph to Active Regions (presented by P. Foukal).- 32. Evolution of the Magnetic Field Configuration in an Active Region.- 33. Line Profiles in Sunspot Umbrae and Penumbrae by Atomic Beam Spectroscopy.- 34. On the Fine Structure of the Magnetic Field in the Undisturbed Photosphere.- 35. Supergranulation at the Center of the Disk.- 36. Magnetographic and Spectrographic Observations of Weakly Active Regions.- 37. The Magnetic and Velocity Fields and Brightness in the Solar Atmosphere (presented by N. V. Steshenko).- 38. Magnetic Fields Measured with the 10830 A HeI Line.- 39. Observations and Interpretation of Supergranule Velocity and Magnetic Fields.- 40. Vertical Velocities Associated with Plage Region Magnetic Fields.- 41. Spectra-Spectroheliograph Observations.- 42. The Time Dependence of Magnetic, Velocity, and Intensity Fields in the Solar Atmosphere.- 43. On the Reality of Magnetic Fine Structure.- 44. H? Structures and Small-Scale Magnetic Field Configurations.- 45. Magnetic Field Spectroheliograms from The San Fernando Observatory.- 46. On the Time Fluctuations of Magnetic Fields.- 47. Five-Minute Oscillations in the Solar Magnetic Field.- 48. N. V. Steshenko / The Fine Structure of Magnetic Fields and Velocities in Sunspots. (No text nor summary was communicated by the author.).- 49. Y. D. hug da The Oscillatory Convection in Penumbrae. (No text nor summary was communicated by the author.).- IV / Observations of Magnetic Fields Associated with Flares and other Transitory Phenomena.- 50. Solar Magnetic Fields in