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Millimeter radio astronomy as a probe for convective zone of the Sun
Relatively low spatial resolution of not great millimeter radio-telescopes narrows the range of available tasks in the field of solar physics. However, there are large scale phenomena on the Sun hidden among fine details of hires images. For example, the global distribution of solar activity is apparently connected with the processes in the depths of the convection zone.