Dynamical properties of the chromosphere in and out of the solar magnetic network

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Chromosphere, Dynamic Characteristics, Fourier Analysis, Magnetohydrodynamics, Solar Corona, Solar Magnetic Field, Solar Oscillations, Solar Physics, Sun, Birefringent Filters, Charge Coupled Devices, Spectrographs, Telephotometry, Telescopes, Temporal Resolution

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We present the results of a comparative analysis of an 83 minute time sequence of spectra taken around the Ca II and He I 1083 lines, near the center of the solar disk and away from active regions. We discuss the behavior of the Fourier spectra at low frequency: 3 minute oscillations are well observed out of the network, and 5 minute oscillation waves are prominent in the network. The 5 s sampling time also permits the observation of the high-frequency part of the Fourier spectra of intensity and velocity fluctuations at different heights. At high frequencies, K2V-K2R and 1083 (velocity) results differ when magnetic and non-magnetic regions are compared.

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