Asymmetry and shift of three Fe I photospheric lines in solar active regions

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Fraunhofer Lines, Photosphere, Red Shift, Solar Activity, Solar Spectra, Spectrum Analysis, Frequency Shift, Iron, Solar Limb, Solar Magnetic Field

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The asymmetry and the red shift of three Fe I solar lines around 6300 A have been measured in active regions with a Fabry-Perot spectrometer. At the disk center, the active region line bisectors are always displaced to the red and their shape is heavily modified. This red-shift nearly compensates the convective blue-shift for strong magnetic fields, suggesting that the inhibition of convection in magnetic regions might be responsible for the red-shift instead of the often invoked 'downdraft'. Moving from the center to the limb, at about 0.56 solar radii, the red-shift changes to a slight blue shift. This effect might explain, without the need of invoking a poleward meridional flow, why the center to limb red-shift of the line wavelengths is found to be smaller along the solar equator than along the meridian on large ensembles of data.

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