# Characteristics of the Solar Coronal Line Profiles from Fabry-Perot Interferometric Observations

## TL;DR

This study analyzes Fabry-Perot interferograms of the solar corona during a 2001 eclipse to investigate line profile parameters and their correlations, revealing mostly blueshifted profiles and complex relationships among physical parameters.

## Contribution

It provides new insights into coronal dynamics by analyzing line profile parameters and their correlations during a solar eclipse.

## Key findings

- 59% of profiles are blueshifted
- Halfwidth and Doppler velocity show no significant height variation
- Weak correlation between halfwidth and Doppler velocity

## Abstract

This article reports the analysis of a set of Fabry-Perot interferograms that were studied to probe the physical parameters of the inner solar corona. The observations were carried out in the coronal green line, Fe XIV 5302.86 {\AA}, during the total solar eclipse of 21 June 2001 which occurred in Lusaka, Zambia. The study was performed in the radial range of 1.1-1.5 Ro and examines the Doppler velocity, halfwidth, centroid and asymmetry and their correlations with each other at various points in the corona. It is found that 59 % of the line profiles are blueshifted, 34 % of them are single components and only 7 % of them are redshifted. The variations of halfwidth and Doppler velocity with respect to coronal height have a large scatter and shows no significant changes. It has been found that the variations of halfwidth with Doppler velocity or centroid follow a parabolic trend with a weak correlation, whereas the relation between halfwidth and the asymmetry is inconclusive. These results may provide more insight to the coronal dynamics and help in understanding the coronal physical problems.