Photospheric oscillations. IV - an accurate omega-spectrum at low values of K

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Oscillations, Photosphere, Power Spectra, Solar Atmosphere, Bandwidth, Frequency Response, Solar Spectra

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Two spatiotemporal (k - omega) power spectra of the solar five-minute oscillation are calculated with a resolution of 0.3 mHz for an 8.5-ft and a 36-in. aperture, respectively. The two spectra are found to appear almost identical except in the low-frequency range, where differences arise due to large amounts of atmospheric noise. An average omega-spectrum is determined from the two power spectra and is compared with a previously computed power spectrum. It is concluded that for wavenumbers (k) not exceeding 0.0001 per km, the dependence of the unresolved omega-spectrum on wavenumber is fairly weak and that the average of the two spatiotemporal power spectra can be regarded as a good estimate of the unresolved omega-spectrum for any wavenumber bandwidth in the range from 0 to 0.0001 per km.

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