Active region upflows: I. Multi-instrument observations

We study up-flows at the edges of active regions, called AR outflows, using multi-instrument observations. This study intends to provide the first direct observational evidence of whether chromospheric jets play an important role in furnishing mass that could sustain coronal upflows. The evolution o...

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Published in:Astronomy and astrophysics (Berlin) 2015-12, Vol.584, p.A38
Main Authors: Vanninathan, K, Madjarska, M S, Galsgaard, K, Huang, Z, Doyle, J G
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