Photospheric models of solar active regions and the network based on the MG II H and K line wings

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Magnesium, Photosphere, Solar Atmosphere, Solar Spectra, Solar Temperature, Ultraviolet Spectra, Chromosphere, Emission Spectra, Error Analysis, Line Spectra, Luminous Intensity, Skylab Program

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From a comparison between observed and computed wings of the Mg II resonance lines, distributions of temperature versus mass column density for solar photospheric layers in plages and in the chromospheric network are derived. The theoretical profiles are computed assuming partial coherent scattering. In the active regions, temperatures exceed those in the quiet sun by up to 200 K near the temperature minimum and up to 400 K in deeper layers. In the observed network structure, the temperature is enhanced by 200 K at the temperature minimum but is the same as that in the quiet sun at greater depths. The difference in the slope of the temperature distribution between the network and plages is real, but may refer only to long elements of the network rather than to the brightest portions. Adjacent to the network is a region in which the temperatures are similar to those in the quiet sun, except immediately below the temperature minimum, where the temperatures are depressed by 150 K.

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