A new property of the small-scale nonthermal motions in quiescent prominences

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Line Spectra, Solar Prominences, Solar Spectra, Differential Equations, H Alpha Line, Optical Thickness, Radiative Transfer

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Small-scale nonthermal motions are a characteristic feature of astrophysical atmospheres, which have been studied on the basis of an interpretation of high-dispersion spectral line observations. The present paper is concerned with a study based on the close-lying lines Mg double-lambda 5173, 5167 and Fe(+) lambda 5169, in quiescent prominences. A summary of Mg b2, b4, and Fe(+) b3 prominence measurements and derived model profile parameters is presented in a table, while another table contains a summary of derived temperature and microvelocity parameter values. The most important result of the reported study is the finding that the Fe(+) b3 profiles in quiescent prominences are systematically narrower than one would expect from the Mg b2 profile widths and the assumption that both lines arise in regions of common T and v.

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