Analysis and interpretation of synthetic time strings of oscillation data

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Electromagnetic Noise, Solar Oscillations, Solar Rotation, Spatial Filtering, Splitting, Synthetic Apertures, Time Series Analysis, Angular Distribution, Astronomical Models, Helioseismology, Power Spectra

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Artificial strings of solar oscillation data with gaps and noise, corresponding to the output of different spatial filter functions, were analyzed. Peaks in the power spectrum are identified for values of the degree l from 0 to 18, and rotational splitting is estimated. The filters prove effective in facilitating identification of essentially all the real peaks in the power spectrum. Estimates of peak frequencies and amplitudes and rotational splitting frequencies are in reasonably good agreement with the input values. Spurious peaks in autocorrelation spectra correspond to the frequency spacing between power peaks with the same order n, differing by one or two in the degree l.

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