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Happy birthday Alan our common interest for fundamental physics Our GOLF common contribution

Happy birthday Alan our common interest for fundamental physics Our GOLF common contribution. Low degree modes The core : 0.5 microHz 11 year variability: about 0.5 microHz.

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Happy birthday Alan our common interest for fundamental physics Our GOLF common contribution

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  1. Happy birthdayAlan ourcommoninterest for fundamentalphysicsOur GOLF common contribution Sylvaine Turck-Chièze CEA 20th June 2013, Celebration of the 80th birthday of Alan Gabriel

  2. Low degree modesThe core: 0.5 microHz 11 year variability: about 0.5 microHz

  3. Global oscillations at low frequencyWe use oscillations below 1.6 mHz: check of the SSM hypotheses, predictions of neutrinos Turck-Chièze et al. 2001 Turck-Chièze et al. 2011 Turck-Chièze & Couvidat Report in Progress in Physics 2012

  4. Global oscillations at low frequencyShallow dynamo or global dynamo: 2 and 11 year cyclesSalabert et al. 2009, Simoniello et al. 2013

  5. GONG data

  6. Common Subsurface direct magnetic effectSimoniello, …T-C…ApJlett 2013 The QBP might be the result of the beating between components of the magnetic field of the sub surface, not a second dynamo

  7. Have we detect gravity modes ?Non anticipated phenomena Solar Granulation noise Not measurable before SOHO launch

  8. Have we detect gravity modes ?Non anticipated phenomena: Basu & Antia 2003 Impact on the lifetime of the modes and their central frequency

  9. The solar rotation of the coreTurck-Chièze et al. 2004,Garcia et al. 2007, 2011, T-C et al. 2010 Yes, we believe for numerous reasons, it would nice to confirm and extend, GOLFNG is built, GOLFNG in space Model Bs 20 km/s at MS + magneticbraking; Model Cs 50 km/s Model Acis a model where the initial rotation isvery slow: 2km/s

  10. Bouvier et al. 2009, 2013

  11. Thank you for this adventure, thank you to Jacques Charra too Space climate is developing Exoplanets need to be understood GOLF is continuing to produce data and we continue to work on The successor of GOLF has been qualified in our laboratory Turck-Chièze et al. 2012 RAA: all the values You should be proud of our space common experience

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