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Nature of small-scale Ca II H brightenings associated with weak fields in a quiet Sun region
Context. Chromospheric emission observed in the Ca II H and K resonance lines is generally positively correlated with photospheric magnetic fields. However, a fraction of strong Ca II H&K brightenings are found to occur over regions of low photospheric magnetic flux density. Aims. We aim to understa
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