Ground-based observations of solar intensity oscillations

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Astronomical Photometry, Solar Flux Density, Solar Oscillations, Atmospheric Attenuation, Atmospheric Pressure, Error Analysis, H Beta Line, Power Spectra, Solar Instruments, Solar Spectra

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Inexpensive, ground-based photometric measurements of full solar disk radiation are presently undertaken by means of the ESO La Silla diffraction telescope in the H-beta, V and B spectral domains. The random error of the photometric device employed has been reduced to 0.00008 for 1-min averages; systematic errors over 20-min periods were accordingly not detectable. The 1983 observations were accompanied by simultaneous air pressure monitoring by means of a microbarograph, in order to ascertain the influence of air mass variations on the measured solar intensities.

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