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Jun 1999
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The solar wind nine conference. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 471, pp. 629-632 (1999).
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The LASCO instruments observed a low-velocity Streamer Blowout CME on 13-14 August 1997. Data animations show the development typical of a streamer CME. The event begins with a slow brightening of the preexisting helmet streamer. This particular CME develops into two teardrop-shaped loops that may be the signature of disconnected magnetic structures. Several features have been tracked through the C2 and C3 FOVs. All of the structures show a constant acceleration of 1.6-2.7 m/s2. LASCO polarization data have been analyzed for this event. The CME shows a peak polarization fraction of 0.91. This implies that the scattering electrons are close to the plane of the sky. The total mass of the CME is measured to be 5.8 E+15gr. The polarization data allow an estimate to be made of the electron density in this CME. The largest density is 1.7+/-0.4 E+5 e-/cm3.
Andrews Michael D.
Howard Russ A.
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