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On the long-term behaviour of the circular polarization from coronal condensation radio emission at 4.3 cm wavelength

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The circular polarization from coronal condensations at λ = 4.3 cm correspond to the extraordinary mode of propagation, due to the contribution of preceding spots' polarities, being usually left-handed. The fewer cases of right-handed polarization are normally associated to an excess of sunspot plages in the southern hemisphere, thus making it difficult to give evidence for magnetoionic coupling phenomena as a general rule.

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De Barros, M.H.P., Kaufmann, P. On the long-term behaviour of the circular polarization from coronal condensation radio emission at 4.3 cm wavelength. Sol Phys 27, 203–207 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00151784

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