Solar pulsations and angular coherence at atmospheric transparency fluctuations

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Atmospheric Effects, Light Transmission, Solar Terrestrial Interactions, Sunlight, Transparence, Velocity Measurement, Atmospherics, Doppler Effect, Earth Atmosphere, Radial Velocity, Solar Rotation

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It is noted that radial-velocity measurements in integrated sunlight are contaminated by atmospheric noise due to inhomogeneous transparency of earth's atmosphere along the line of sight to the solar disk. A measurement of the angular autocorrelation function of slow fluctuations in atmospheric transparency is described. It is shown that the typical coherence size is about 1 deg and independent of fluctuation amplitudes of 0.7 percent to 30 percent and that the angular autocorrelation function provides a link between global transparency variations and spurious measured velocities. It is concluded that all ground-based full-disk Doppler measurements should be carefully interpreted because atmospheric noise is present for periods greater than 5 min and less than about 90 min.

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