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The Dynamics of Solar Filament Channels
2017This research seeks to expand understanding of the processes which occur in solar filament channels by both modeling and observational methods. Firstly, a cutting-edge area of Non-Linear Force Free modeling is significantly expanded to allow 3D multiwavelength models with 45 second cadence; this allows prediction of rapid changes to the structures ...
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Differential Rotation of Solar Filaments Early Observed by the OGAUC in the Period 1929 – 1941
Solar Physics, 2022Kejun Li, Miao Wan
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A Clue to the Filamentary Nature of Solar Filaments
It is generally accepted that solar prominences, also known as filaments, are formed through thermal condensation instability from hot coronal plasmas. Within solar prominences (filaments), counter-streaming subscale flows are frequently observed. It is quite surprising that thermal instability in magnetized plasmas with such shear flows has never beenGwangson Choe, Minseon Lee, Sibaek Yi
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Proto-elements of dark solar filaments
2005Rapid sequences of H-alpha filtergrams (2-6 seconds interval) have been secured with the aim to study the vertical structures of solar dark filaments. The registerd changes of the filamentry features with the displacement in H-alpha line clearly point to the inhomogeneous pattern of the velocity field at various physical levels in filaments.
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Chirality of Solar Filaments and the Supporting Magnetic Field
Geophysical Monograph Series, 2023Peng-Fei Chen
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Tilt Angles of Solar Filaments over the Period of 1919 – 2014
Solar Physics, 2016Andrey Tlatov, Kirill M Kuzanyan
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Basic magnetic field configurations for solar filament channels and filaments
1997The three-dimensional magnetic structure of solar filament channels and filaments is considered. A simple analytical potential model of a filament channel is setup with line sources representing the overlying arcades and point sources the flux of the filament. A possible explanation of the distinct upper and lower bounds of a filament is given.
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