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Self-constrained Magnetic Reconnection of a Solar Flare Co-spatial with a Non-ejected Filament
For flares associated with eruptive filaments, the filament normally rises above the post-flare loops. Here, we report an unusual event in which the post-flare loops instead overlie a filament that remains non-ejected throughout the flare. This event was simultaneously captured by the Chinese H$α$ S
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