Downflows around a solar pore

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Solar Pores: Velocities

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We used the Fabry-Perot interferometer TESOS to observe a solar pore near disk center in two photospheric spectral lines (Fe I 557.6 nm and Fe I 569.1 nm) which correspond to different heights in the atmosphere. The measurements were made during the joint campaign with the NSO/Sacramento-Peak adaptive optics system installed at the German Vacuum Tower Telescope (VTT). The Doppler-velocity measurements show an annular downflow around the outer edge of the pore. This downflow is persistent during the whole observation period, which is demonstrated in the time-averaged Dopplergrams and the corresponding azimuthally integrated and time-averaged radial velocity profiles.

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