Changes in the Structure of the Sun’s Activity Belts from Flares to Nanoflares

Based on data from the ‘‘TESIS’’ scientific instrumentation aboard the ‘‘CORONAS–Photon’’ satellite, collected during the solar activity minimum of 2009, the positions on the disk of 1014 solar flares were analyzed, with X-ray classes ranging from A0.003 to C2.7. A change in the spatial distribution was found in the region of class A events. As flare power decreases, a transition is observed from their localization within the activity belts to a more uniform latitudinal distribution. An estimate of the asymmetry in the positioning of the events on the solar disk was also obtained—0.009. Thus, it was established that the number of flares in the southern and northern hemispheres is almost identical.