Large-Scale periodic solar velocities: an observational study

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Mar 1977

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Physics

Optics

Periodic Variations, Solar Wind Velocity, Magnetometers, Oscillations, Solar Observatories, Telescopes

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Observations of large-scale solar velocities were made using the mean field telescope and Babcock magnetograph of the Stanford Solar Observatory. Observations were made in the magnetically insensitive ion line at 5124 A, with light from the center (limb) of the disk right (left) circularly polarized, so that the magnetograph measures the difference in wavelength between center and limb. Computer calculations are made of the wavelength difference produced by global pulsations for spherical harmonics up to second order and of the signal produced by displacing the solar image relative to polarizing optics or diffraction grating.

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