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We analyze a time series of high-resolution observations near the limb, in the continuum, in the Mg b 1 line (-0.4 Å off line center), and in the wings of Hα (+0.75 Å). The observations were obtained with a CCD camera at the Vacuum Tower telescope of the Sacramento Peak Observatory. We study the association of facular points, as they appear at different heights of the solar atmosphere (continuum, b 1 - 0.4 Å, Hα + 0.75 Å) with the feet of fine dark mottles.
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Georgakilas, A.A., Dara, H., Zachariadis, T. et al. Fine Structure of the solar atmosphere from near-limb observations in three wavelengths. Solar Physics 172, 133–138 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1004912030626
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