Observations of OH in comet Levy with the Nancay radio telescope

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Cometary Magnetospheres, Comets, Hydroxyl Emission, Hydroxyl Radicals, Line Spectra, Magnetic Fields, Radio Astronomy, Radio Emission, Radio Telescopes, Water

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Due to extremely favorable excitation conditions, comet Levy (1990c) exhibited in August-September 1990 the strongest OH 18-cm signal ever recorded in a comet at the Nancay radio telescope. This unique opportunity was used to measure the OH satellite lines at 1612 and 1721 MHz, to perform extensive mapping of the OH radio emission and to make a sensitive evaluation of the cometary magnetic field, of the H2O outflow velocity and of the OH production rate.

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