Optical polarimetry and the surface microstructure of airless planetary bodies. Part II: Laboratory investigations

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Apr 1988

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Journal of the British Astronomical Association, vol.98, no.3, p.140-145

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

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Planets, Optical Properties, Polarimetry, Surface, Structure, Diagrams, Airless Bodies, Laboratory Studies, Astronomy, Polarization, Simulations, Scattering, Parameters, Photoelectric Properties, Albedo, Grain Size, Dust, Rock, Moon, Jupiter, Satellites, Io, Callisto, Samples, Lunar, Comparisons

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Part I of this paper examined the types of polarisation curve obtained by astronomical observation of airless solar system objects. This part of the paper identified the principal parameters that determine the degree of polarisation in the light reflected from a rough particulate surface and examines laboratory simulations of a representative selection of solar system objects.

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