Los Enigmas del Campo Magnético Solar
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Resumen: En la presente contribución se hace una revisión del rol que desempeña el campo magnético en la ocurrencia de eventos solares tales como: explosiones solares, emisiones de masa coronaria CMs, manchas solares, viento solar y el mecanismo de dínamo para la creación de un campo magnético auto sustentado que esté en concordancia con las observaciones. En este contexto, se presenta una serie de problemas abiertos de la física solar que requieren un mayor estudio para lograr una solución y entender la naturaleza física de los mismos.
Abstract: In this contribution a review of the role played by the magnetic field in the occurrence of solar events such as: solar flames, coronal mass emissions (CMs), sunspots, solar wind and the dynamo mechanism for creating a magnetic field self-sustaining in agreement with the observations. In this context, a series of open problems of solar physics that require further study to bring them a solution  and understand its physical nature, are presented.
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