Periodic intensity variation in (SIII) 9531 A emission from the Jupiter plasma torus

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High Temperature Plasmas, Jupiter Atmosphere, Periodic Variations, Plasma Radiation, Toroidal Plasmas, Emission Spectra, Planetary Nebulae, Planetary Rotation, Jupiter, Emissions, Intensity, Plasma Torus, Earth-Based Observations, Spectrometer, Procedure, Rotation, Periods

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The intensity variation of [S III] 9531 Å line emission from the hot plasma torus of Jupiter was measured from Kitt Peak National Observatory during April 1982 using a scanning Fabry-Perot spectrometer with a field of view 2 RJ in diameter centered at 6 RJ on the centrifugal equator. During the observational period, which covered 43 rotations of Jupiter, the intensities showed a periodic variation consistent with a zone of enhanced emission approximately 90° in longitude rotating with a period of 10.2 hours, or 2.8% longer than Jupiter's rotational period.

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