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Tyler Behm: "Sigmoid: A Twisted Tale of Flux and
Fields""
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Trevor Bowen: "Comparing long duration and impulsive
solar flares using SDO data"
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Andrea Egan: "Modeling the Neupert Effect in Flares:
Connecting Theory and Observation"
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Tom Elsden: "Jewels of the Sun, A Statistical Study of
X-Ray Bright Point Energetics"
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Muzhou Lu: "Structure and Dynamics of Quiescent
Prominence Eruptions"
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Ryan Orvedahl: "Magnetic Waves in Solar Coronal Loops"
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Crystal Pope: "Asymmetric Magnetic Reconnection in
Coronal Mass Ejection Current Sheets"
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Andrew Sturner: "Pre-Flare Heating on the Solar Limb"
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Caption: Two full disk images taken by the X-Ray Telescope
aboard Hinode are taken one solar rotation apart. In the center of the
left hand image are NOAA active regions 10931 and 10932. A rotation
later the active regions have disappeared, but their effect is still
noticeable in the long quiet sun loops. Yohkoh experts can comment on
whether this was commonly seen by SXT. This type of evolution was seen
in Skylab, though not this clearly (1982; ApJ 259, 359-365).
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