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Some results from the exploration of the solar atmosphere with high-resolution x-ray–EUV spectroscopy at the Naval Research Laboratory

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Abstract

The Naval Research Laboratory has been one of the world leaders in high-resolution UV–x-ray solar spectroscopy. Much has been learned about the morphology and physical conditions in the atmosphere from spectroscopic instrumentation flown on orbiting spacecraft. In this short summary I discuss the solar atmosphere and our current knowledge of it, and show some of the results obtained by spectroscopic investigations at the Naval Research Laboratory.

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