Are plasma satellites present among chromospheric lines?

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Chromosphere, Line Spectra, Plasma Oscillations, Plasma Spectra, Satellite Atmospheres, Solar Spectra, Emission Spectra, Forbidden Bands, Solar Corona, Spectral Line Width

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Published literature is examined for evidence of the presence of plasma satellites among the solar chromospheric lines. Indications are found that first-order plasma satellites sometimes appear as a pair of faint chromospheric emission lines in places where forbidden lines, mainly of metals, should be located. Evidence is seen that second-order plasma satellites are present among lines for which emission wings show asymmetry with respect to the distances from the line center and with respect to intensity. Indications are found that fourth-order plasma satellites are present as unidentified diffuse lines situated near parent lines of food strength either in emission or in absorption. All three types of satellites show electron densities on the order of a trillion/cu cm. Indications that plasma satellites may sometimes appear as faint absorption lines in the solar spectrum are discussed.

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