Applications of Fourier analysis to broadening of stellar line profiles. V - Effects of finite sized eddies on solar lines

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Atmospheric Turbulence, Fourier Transformation, Solar Spectra, Spectral Line Width, Vortices, Amplitudes, Frequency Response, Photosphere, Sidelobes, Turbulence Effects

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Turbulence dominated by eddies of a finite size produces effects on a line profile which are similar to both macro- and micro-turbulence but which are at the same time neither. It is suggested that one of these effects in the Fourier-transform domain, namely the narrowing of the first natural side lobe relative to the width of the main lobe, can be used as an indicator of the dominance of finite-sized eddies ('mesoturbulence'). An examination of some existing solar data shows that finite-sized eddy models fit the observed side-lobe widths better than do models computed with any reasonable combination of micro- and macro-turbulent broadenings.

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