Lambda 5303 Fe XIV density models of the inner solar corona

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Atmospheric Models, Electron Density Profiles, Line Spectra, Solar Corona, Solar Spectra, Spectral Energy Distribution, Density Distribution, Iron, Luminous Intensity, Solar Rotation

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The Sacramento Peak Observatory's 40-cm coronagraph was used with an emission line photometer to observe the distribution of 5303-A Fe XIV brightness as a function of position angle, height above the limb, and time. These data were used to construct volume-emissivity models which in turn yielded estimates of electron density distribution in the lower solar corona as a function of latitude and longitude for several specific periods in 1973 and 1975. An upper limit for the inferred electron density in coronal hole regions is set at log N(e) = 7.4 for an altitude of 1.15 solar radii. Density models from late 1973 indicate an evolutionary trend toward a rather regular four-lobed appearance of coronal material; models from 1975 suggest that this characterization persisted for at least 27 solar rotations. A decrease in the total integrated Fe XIV intensity of a factor of 2.9 is inferred to have taken place between 1973 and 1975.

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