Prominence fine structures in a magnetic equilibrium. III. Lyman continuum in 2D configurations

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Sun: Prominences, Radiative Transfer, Line: Profiles

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Aims:We discuss the behavior of the Lyman continuum profiles studied on the grid of 2D vertical-thread models for prominence fine structures. Methods: Multilevel non-LTE transfer calculations for a 12-level plus continuum hydrogen model atom are used. Results: Since the Lyman continuum is formed in regions with different temperatures for different orientations between the magnetic field direction and the line-of-sight, our Lyman continuum modeling, together with additional information from Lyman lines, represents a very useful tool for the determination of the thread structure. Conclusions: .A comparison between our theoretical Lyman continuum models between 800 Å and 911 Å with the observed values shows that such a modeling can give interesting new constraints on the temperature structure in prominence threads.

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