Session 92. Solar Cycle

Display, Thursday, June 3, 1999, 9:20am-4:00pm, Southeast Exhibit Hall

92.01 The Magnetic Structure of the Sun at the Beginning of Solar Cycle 23

E.E. Benevolenskaya (Pulkovo), J.T. Hoeksema, A.G. Kosovichev, P.H. Scherrer (Stanford)

92.02 Evolution of Solar Magnetic Fields in 1996-1998

G. de Toma (LASP, U. of Colorado), O. R. White (High Altitude Obs., NCAR), K. L. Harvey (Solar Physics Research Corp.), G. J. Rottman, T. N. Woods (LASP, U. of Colorado)

92.03 The Role of Weak Magnetic Fields in the Solar Cycle as Measured at the 150-foot Tower on Mt. Wilson

R.K. Ulrich, D.G. Parker, J.M. Pap (Dept. of Physics \& Astronomy, UCLA)

92.04 Intermittency in Solar Cycle Caused by Stochastic Fluctuation in Meridional Circulation

M. Dikpati, P. Charbonneau (HAO/NCAR)

92.05 The SOI-MDI Dynamics Program: Observing the Solar Cycle

R. I. Bush, J. G. Beck, R. S. Bogart, J. T. Hoeksema, A. G. Kosovichev, P. H. Scherrer, J. Schou, J. Sommers (Stanford University), T. L. Duvall (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center)

92.06 Studies of Sunspot Contrast Variations During the Solar Cycle

D. Muna, S. Walton (California State Univ., Northridge)

92.07 Solar Cycle Variation of He I 1083 nm Coronal Holes

K. L. Harvey (SPRC), F. Recely (SEC/NOAA)

92.08 Potential Field Source Surface Simulations of Soft X-ray Corona Variability During the Solar Cycle

J.L. Lean, Y.-M. Wang, J.T. Mariska (Naval Research Laboratory), L.W. Acton (Montana State University)

92.09 Verification of a Method for Predicting the Time of Solar Maximum

R.C. Altrock (Air Force Research Lab., NSO at Sacramento Peak)

92.10 Observations of Hysteresis Among Indicators of Solar Activity

K. T. Bachmann, A. Ranganath (Birmingham-Southern College)

92.11 Evidence for a 25.5-day Period as a Fundamental Period

T. Bai, T.A. Bai (Stanford University)

92.12 The Suns of M67

M.S. Giampapa (NSO/NOAO), R.R. Radick (AFGL), S.L. Baliunas (SAO)