Betegeuse at maximum luminosity

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Chromosphere, Iue, Optical Waveguides, Photosphere, Resonance Lines, Stellar Luminosity, Supergiant Stars, Alpha Particles, Brightness Distribution, Ionizing Radiation, Orion Constellation

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Betelgeuse (Alpha Ori; M2 Iab) was extremely bright at optical wavelengths and in the Mg II resonance lines during January and February 1984 when an intrinsic brightening occurred in the photosphere and chromosphere. Linear polarization in the B-band at this time was not anomalous when compared to earlier epochs. The core of the Hα line was redshifted by about 10 km/s with respect to the photospheric lines during January/February as compared to measurements made five months previously. There may be periodic variations in the chromospheric flux.

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