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Seismic Transients from Flares in Solar Cycle 23

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Some solar flares are known to drive seismic waves into the sub-photospheres of the magnetic regions that host them. Sunquakes, which are identified as a wave-packet of ripples are observed on the solar surface emanating from a focal region, known as seismic source or sometimes as a transient. Not all seismic transients from flares generate sunquakes. How these are produced is still a puzzle. In this paper, I will give an overview of the observed properties of sunquakes and efforts to understanding physics underlying them, including numerical modelling of flare-driven oscillations.

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Correspondence to Alina Donea.

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Donea, A. Seismic Transients from Flares in Solar Cycle 23. Space Sci Rev 158, 451–469 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11214-011-9787-7

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