Computer Science
Scientific paper
Dec 1997
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HST Proposal ID #7319
Computer Science
Hst Proposal Id #7319 Solar System
Scientific paper
We propose NICMOS measurements of the linear polarization of Io's 2Mum volcanic thermal emission in Jupiter's shadow to study the lava composition and its variation among different hot spots on Io. Goguen and Sinton {1985} used disk- integrated polarimetry of the sunlit Io at 4.8Mum to show that the hot spot emission is strongly polarized and obeys a simple model of polarization by Fresnel transmission across a plane dielectric interface. They deduced both the latitudes and longitudes of hot spots and determined the mean index of refraction of the lava as n=1.51+/-0.07, consistent with silicate compositions {1.34
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