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Context. We investigate the oscillatory behavior of the quiet solar chromosphere and its discrete, in terms of oscillation properties, components, i.e. network and internetwork. For this purpose, we use a time series of high resolution filtergrams at 5 wavelengths along the H profile, obtained by the Dutch Open Telescope. Aims. We aim to gain insight on the distribution of power in di erent period bands and its variation between network and internetwork. Our spectral resolution provides information on the vertical distribution of power, since the H line has both photospheric and chromospheric components. We investigate the e ect of H mottles on chromospheric oscillations, since they are the most prominent feature of the H chromosphere and outline inclined magnetic fields. Methods. We use wavelet and phase di erence analyses of H intensities and Doppler signals. Two‐dimensional power maps in the 3, 5 and 7 min period bands as well as coherence and phase di erence maps were constructed. Results. At photospheric heights, where the H 0.7 A wing is formed, the 3 and 5 min power is enhanced around the network, and forms power halos. Higher in the chromosphere these areas are replaced by magnetic shadows, i.e. places of power suppression. Interestingly, the power maps show a filamentary structure in the network which correlates very well with mottles. These areas show positive phase di erences at the 3 min period band. At the 5 min and 7 min period bands both positive and negative phase di erences are obtained with an increased number of pixels with high coherence, indicating the existence of both upward and downward propagating waves. Conclusions. We attribute our findings to the interaction between acoustic oscillations and the magnetic fields that constitute the magnetic network. The network flux tubes diverge at chromospheric levels and obtain a significant horizontal component, which is betrayed by the presence of mottles. The variation of power reveals the discrete role of the magnetic field at di erent heights, which guides or suppresses the oscillations, depending on its inclination. Spectral resolution in H provides useful information on the coupling between the acoustic sub-canopy atmosphere and the magnetized chromosphere.

Power halo and magnetic shadow in a solar quiet region observed in the Hαline