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Andreas Lagg, MPS & IMaX and Sunrise team 2nd Sunrise Science Meeting, May , Freiburg TexPoint fonts used in EMF. Read the TexPoint manual before you delete this box.: A A

kG fields in plage & network Unresolved: indirect techniques required  Stenflo (1973): line ratio technique Fe 5250 line weakened by 50% in the network field strength up to 2kG size km

kG fields in plage & network  Martinez-Pillet et al. (1997): inversions AR plage: 1.4kG vertical fields require filling factor

kG fields in plage & network  Rüedi et al. (1992), Rabin (1992) complete splitting of Fe Å lines

Temperatures in plage & network  Solanki (1986), Solanki & Brigljevic (1992) temperature of continuum forming layers from line ratios of CI and Fe II (Stokes I and V) magnetic elements have on average brighter continuum than quiet Sun when FF is small derived from FF 5-8%  1000° hotter than avg. quiet Sun in line- forming layer

Motivation  I profile extremely weak (7%)  high temperature  large Stokes V (5%)  ME-Inv.: ≥ 1 kG Can we finally resolve the quiet Sun magnetic structures?

Tool: Inversions (non-ME)  numerical solution of RTE (SPINOR)  free parameters: B, INC, AZI, VLOS – height independent VMIC (fix to 0.8km/s) VMAC (avg QS: 2km/s) T0, TGRAD  normalization to HSRA (J.M. Borrero)  convolve with 85mÅ Gaussian

HSRA cont. =1 (=avg. quiet Sun) (1)network patch (2)center of granule (3)intergran. lane normalization of Stokes profiles to average QS profile:  avg QS cont-level := 1  avg QS = HSRASP  change HSRASP with linear gradient (T0, TGRAD)

HSRA cont. :=1 (=avg. quiet Sun) normalization of Stokes profiles to average QS profile:  avg QS cont-level := 1  avg QS = HSRASP  change HSRASP with linear gradient (T0, TGRAD)

Cont. normalization: HSRA

TexPoint fonts used in EMF. Read the TexPoint manual before you delete this box.: A A (1)network patch (2)center of granule (3)intergran. lane

Summary & Conclusions Small scale flux tubes in quiet Sun:  field strengths up to 1.3 kG  temperatues at line formation height 1000 K higher than quiet Sun  shallow temperature gradient Without requiring a filling factor!  ubiquitous  correlation with bright points?  temporal evolution?