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LIDIA  VAN  DRIEL-GESZTELYI



The cartoon shows the evolution of the magnetic connectivities of a coronal mass ejection (CME) in the low solar corona (from Mandrini et al., 2007, Solar Physics, 244, pp. 25-44). Due to magnetic reconnections with surrounding magnetic structures a large part of the Sun becomes constituent of the CME.

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My Research Interests are
  • Emergence and decay of magnetic flux on the solar surface
  • Long-term evolution of active regions
  • Coronal mass ejections
  • Magnetic helicity
  • Coronal heating
  • Flows in the solar atmosphere and generation of the solar wind


My BIG Question about Solar & Stellar Physics is
''Shall we ever fully understand the generation and evolution of solar magnetic fields?''


A Solar Quote I Love is
''If it were not for its magnetic field, the Sun would be as dull a star as most astronomers think it is.''   R. B. Leighton


One Fact About Me is
I am an enthusiastic cook.


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