On active region loops: Hinode/EIS observations
On active region loops: Hinode/EIS observations
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10.1088/0004-637x/694/2/1256
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2008-12
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D. Tripathi;H.E.Mason;B.N.Dwivedi;G. Zanna;P. Young
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作者:
D. Tripathi;H.E.Mason;B.N.Dwivedi;G. Zanna;P. Young
We have carried out a study of active region loops using observations from the Extreme-ultraviolet Imaging Spectrometer (EIS) on board Hinode using 1 ′′ raster data for an active region observed on May 19, 2007. We find that active region structures which are clearly discernible in cooler lines (� 1MK) become ’fuzzy’ at higher temperatures (� 2MK). The active region was comprised of red-shifted emissions (downflows) in the core and blue-shifted emissions (upflows) at the boundary. The flow velocities estimated in two regions located near the foot points of coronal loop showed red-shifted emission at transition region temperature and blue shifted emission at coronal temperature. The upflow speed in these