Temporal and spatial fluctuations in strengths and widths of C IV and SI II lines observed with OSO 8

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Carbon, Periodic Variations, Silicon, Solar Spectra, Spectral Energy Distribution, Spectral Line Width, Ultraviolet Spectra, Extreme Ultraviolet Radiation, Faculae, Oso-8, Solar Atmosphere, Solar Corona, Spectral Resolution, Statistical Analysis, Stellar Models, White Noise

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The spatial and temporal fluctuations in widths and strengths are examined for three EUV lines: C IV, wavelength 1548 and Si II, wavelengths 1816.93 and 1817.45 observed with an effective aperture of 2 x 20 arcsec and with time resolution less than 30 s. Three classes of fluctuations with substantial amplitude are identified: (1) short term fluctuations with a characteristic fluctuation time near 5 min, (2) intermediate term fluctuations with a characteristic time of 30 min or longer, and (3) large scale spatial fluctuations associated with supergranule cell, network, and plage structure.

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