Physics
Scientific paper
Apr 2000
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Last Total Solar Eclipse of the Millennium, ASP Conference Series, Vol. 205. Edited by W. Livingston and A. Özgüç. ISBN: 1-58
Physics
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Scientific paper
Non-filter eclipse polarimetric observations of E-limb Hα-prominences made in 1994 by a portable corona-graphpolarimeter are used to estimate expected accuracy for polarization degree and polarization direction determination. The main advantage of the instrumentation was to put a rotating polarizer in the plane of the Lyot stop. IDL software and Stokes-vector analysis applied to 24 digitized images of Hα-prominences of 1994 resulted in an accuracy of 2% for polarization degree and 2circ for polarization direction. Prospects for eclipse polarimetric researches of prominences are discussed when colour or black-and-white film, or a conventional videocamera, are used as a detector. It is concluded that filter prominence observations could lead to an accuracy of less than 1% and 1circ for polarization degree and direction respectively.
Alexeeva Irina V.
Belinski Aleksander
Bougaenko O. I.
Divlekeev M. I.
Kim Seong-Il
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