DEM measurements of moving UV features in prominences

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Multi-thermal features with speeds of 5-70 km/s perpendicular to the line of sight are common in the prominences which showed traceable motions. These speeds are noticeably higher than the typical speeds of 5-20 km/s observed in H-alpha data from ``quiet" prominences and are more typical of ``activated" prominences in which H-alpha blob speeds of up to 40 km/s have been reported. In order to make a more quantitative determination of the thermal properties of the moving features seen in the UV, we use the SOHO Coronal Diagnostic Spectrometer to take a time series of exposures from a single pointing position, providing a measurement of spectral line properties as a function of time and position along the slit. The resulting observations in lines of O III, O IV, O V, Ne IV, Ne V, Ne VI, and Ne VII allow us to calculate the differential emission measure of moving features and provide a test of models of flows in prominences. Support for this work was partially provided by NASA RTOP 432-03-52-17.

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