Electron-Proton Pairing at High Temperatures, Solar Flares, and the FIP Effect

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We analyze the line data from solar flares to present evidence for the emission spectrum of the recently discussed electron-proton pairs at high temperatures. We also point out that since the pairing phenomenon provides an additional source for these lines—the conventional source being the highly ionized high-Z atoms already existing in the solar atmosphere, we have a plausible explanation of the FIP effect.

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Pande, L. (2016) Electron-Proton Pairing at High Temperatures, Solar Flares, and the FIP Effect. Journal of Modern Physics, 7, 25-35. doi: 10.4236/jmp.2016.71003.

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