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| Paper: |
Filament Substructures and their Interrelation |
| Volume: |
383, Subsurface and Atmospheric Influences on Solar Activity |
| Page: |
235 |
| Authors: |
Lin, Y.; Martin, S.F.; Engvold, O. |
| Abstract: |
The main structural components of solar filaments, their spines, barbs, and legs at the extreme ends of the spine, are illustrated from recent high-resolution observations. The thread-like structures appear to be present in filaments everywhere and at all times. They are the fundamental elements of solar filaments. The interrelation of the spines, barbs and legs are discussed. From observations, we present a conceptual model of the magnetic field of a filament. We suggest that only a single physical model is needed to explain filaments in a continuous spectrum represented by active region filaments at one end and quiescent filaments at the other end. |
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