Local helioseismology

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We review the current status of local helioseismology, covering both theoretical and observational results. After a brief introduction to solar oscillations and wave propagation through inhomogeneous media, we describe the main techniques of local helioseismology: Fourier-Hankel decomposition, ring-diagram analysis, time-distance helioseismology, helioseismic holography, and direct modeling. We discuss local helioseismology of large-scale flows, the solar-cycle dependence of these flows, perturbations associated with regions of magnetic activity, and solar supergranulation. © Max Planck Society and the authors.

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Gizon, L., & Birch, A. C. (2005). Local helioseismology. Living Reviews in Solar Physics, 2(1), 1–131. https://doi.org/10.12942/lrsp-2005-6

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