Near infrared spectral and polarization imaging observation of coronal emission lines during the 2008 total solar eclipse

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Solar Corona, Total Solar Eclipse, Coronal Emission Line, Polarization, Near Infrared

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During the 2008 total solar eclipse, the coronal emission lines were observed by using optical fibre spectrometric and polarization imaging system in near infrared waveband. The profiles of the coronal emission lines including Fe XIII 10747 Å, 10798 Å and He I 10830 Å were obtained with dispersion of 0.5 Å /pix. The intensity of Fe XIII 10747 Å remained unchanged in the two different coronal regions while the intensity of He I 10830 Å varied considerably in the two coronal locations no matter whether the prominence appeared or not. The coronal polarization images were observed at Fe XI 7892 Å with a bandpass of 30 Å in a series of exposure times.

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