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Picazzio Enos De Almeida Amaury A. Churyumov Klim I. Andrievski Sergei M. Luk'yanyk Igor V. 《Earth, Moon, and Planets》2002,90(1-4):391-400
We report on the preliminary analysis of the high-resolution spectrum of CometC/2000 WM1 (LINEAR), obtained on Dec. 1, 2001
with the Fiber fed ExtendedRange Optical Spectrograph (FEROS) installed on the 1.52-m telescope of ESO(Chile). Many emission
lines of the molecules C2, C3, CN, CH, CH+,NH2, CO, CO+, H2O+ and, presumably, C2
- were identifiedin the spectral range 400–900 nm.
Also, near-infrared photometry was performed on Dec. 2 and 3, with the infraredcamera (CamIV) attached to the 0.60-m Boller
and Chivens telescope of the Picodos Dias Observatory (LNA/MCT), Brazil. We report the preliminary and comparativeanalysis
of the I-J and J-H color indices. 相似文献
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Morphological properties of the corona and coronal structures, and modifications occurring in a time span greater than 3 hours were investigated through image analysis of three successive color pictures obtained by the Multi-station International Coronal Experiment (MICE). The model of Saito and Akasofu (1987) for the general magnetic field of the Sun was a suitable framework for interpreting the observational results. Color-index images allowed a closer inspection of the relationships between rays and underlying chromospheric activity. Besides the chromospheric active centres, the rays exhibited clear morphological alterations. Suggestions are presented for future observational efforts searching for slight morphological changes and tiny fluctuations in brightness and color-indices. 相似文献
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The brightness of the solar corona due to Thomson scattering depends linearly on the electron density, while the brightness due to the Balmer continuum is proportional to its square. As a consequence, information on the distribution of the electron density in the corona can be obtained by comparing the radial profiles of the surface brightness in both continua. This idea was explored for the first time in the solar eclipse of November 03, 1994, in Foz do Iguaçu, PR, Brazil. Pictures of the corona were obtained with interference filters, one centered at 477 nm (Thomson continuum) and another one at 347 nm (Balmer continuum). The second filter also transmits the Thomson continuum through its spectral window, so that the Balmer images contain Thomson contamination. This paper reports on the observational results and presents their preliminary analysis. It was found that in certain radial directions, the normalized profiles of both continua (Thomson and contaminated Balmer) coincide, but in other directions they differ significantly. The non-coincident profiles may only occur if Balmer emission becomes important in relation to the Thomson scattering. A simple calculation shows that in such cases the electron density in the inner corona must exceed the values of standard models by up to 6.1 × 104 times, maintaining however the total number of electrons along the line of sight in agreement with the prediction of standard models. It is concluded that the corona contains high electron concentration in cloudlets of subtelescopic sizes down to 106 cm. The varied behavior of the radial profiles of both continua in different radial directions, suggests that the subtelescopic structures might be related to the spatially variable topology of coronal magnetic flux tubes. 相似文献
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