摘要

The rare-earth ions cerium II, lanthanum II, dysprosium II, and additionally zirconium II and iron II, are seen as weak emission features in the wings of the solar Ca II H and K lines. The strength of these emission lines increases on the disk toward the limb. We provide recent high-resolution observations at disk center and at the limb. The identity of the weak lines is re-worked. We point out the unique role of eclipse spectra in distinguishing between the photospheric and chromospheric origins of emission lines. It is then demonstrated from our full disk (Sun-as-a-Star) and center disk archives, 1974 - 2010, that no activity cycle related signal is evident (save for the H and K lines themselves).

  • 出版日期2011-6

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