Description and operation of CHISQMO, INVRTS, VOIGEN, VOIGTV, SMEAR, RUFF, AND POSCAR in the Stokes Analysis Program

Details Description and operation of CHISQMO, INVRTS, VOIGEN, VOIGTV, SMEAR, RUFF, AND POSCAR in the Stokes Analysis Program Description and operation of CHISQMO, INVRTS, VOIGEN, VOIGTV, SMEAR, RUFF, AND POSCAR in the Stokes Analysis Program

Mar 1985

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1985stin...8530991l&link_type=abstract

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Computer Science

Computer Programs, Computerized Simulation, Least Squares Method, Polarization (Waves), Algorithms, Computer Programming, High Altitude, Light Scattering, Polarimeters

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Some details of the computer program used to carry out the least-squares inversion of polarization profiles obtained with the HAO (High Altitude Observatory) Stokes Polarimeters I and II are documented. Improvements to the computer code originated by Auer, Heasley, and House (1977) include: magneto-optical effects, line damping, scattered light correction, instrumental broadening, and allowing the line center position to be a free parameter. The entire program has not been documented here, since various aspects of the program are still being revised and improved.

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