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A solar-cycle study of coronal rotation: large variations, rapid changes, and implications for solar wind models
Liam T. Edwards, David Kuridze, Thomas Williams +1
Information on the rotation rate of the corona, and its variation over latitude and solar cycle, is valuable for making global connections between the corona and the Sun, for globa…
The Atmospheric Response to High Nonthermal Electron Beam Fluxes in Solar Flares. II. Hydrogen Broadening Predictions for Solar Flare Observations with the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope
Adam F. Kowalski, Joel C. Allred, Mats Carlsson +5
Red-shifted components of chromospheric emission lines in the hard X-ray impulsive phase of solar flares have recently been studied through their 30 s evolution with the high resol…
Detecting and characterising small-scale brightenings in solar imaging data
Llŷr Dafydd Humphries, Huw Morgan, David Kuridze
Observations of small-scale brightenings in the low solar atmosphere can provide valuable constraints on possible heating/heat-transport mechanisms. We present a method for the det…
Flare Induced Photospheric Velocity Diagnostics
Aaron J. Monson, Mihalis Mathioudakis, Aaron Reid +2
We present radiative hydrodynamic simulations of solar flares generated by the RADYN and RH codes to study the perturbations induced in photospheric Fe I lines by electron beam hea…
Magnetic field inference in active region coronal loops using coronal rain clumps
M. Kriginsky, R. Oliver, P. Antolin +2
Aims. We aim to infer information about the magnetic field in the low solar corona from coronal rain clumps using high-resolution spectropolarimetric observations in the Ca ii 8542…
Temporal evolution of small-scale internetwork magnetic fields in the solar photosphere
Ryan J. Campbell, Mihalis Mathioudakis, Manuel Collados +5
While the longitudinal field that dominates photospheric network regions has been studied extensively, small scale transverse fields have recently been found to be ubiquitous in th…