The magnetic field of solar prominences
F. Paletou (Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Toulouse-Tarbes, Universite, de Toulouse, CNRS)

TL;DR
This paper reviews recent advances in understanding the magnetic fields of solar prominences, emphasizing the role of high-resolution spectropolarimetry in revealing their magnetic structures and dynamics.
Contribution
It summarizes recent observational techniques and findings that improve our knowledge of prominence magnetic fields, highlighting the importance of spectropolarimetric data.
Findings
High-resolution spectropolarimetry reveals complex magnetic structures in prominences.
Magnetic field measurements are crucial for understanding prominence stability and dynamics.
Recent advances have improved the accuracy of magnetic field estimations in prominences.
Abstract
In his famous monographs, Einar Tandberg-Hanssen writes that "the single, physically most important parameter to study in prominences may be the magnetic field. Shapes, motions, and in fact the very existence of prominences depend on the nature of the magnetic field threading the prominence plasma". Hereafter we sumarize recent contributions and advances in our knowledge about the magnetic field of solar prominences. It mostly relies on high resolution and high sensitivity spectropolarimetry made both in the visible and in the near infrared.
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TopicsSolar and Space Plasma Dynamics
