Ca II resonance lines in non-homogeneous chromospheres
Ca II resonance lines in non-homogeneous chromospheres
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非均匀色球中的 Ca II 共振线
DOI:
10.1007/bf00146157
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发表时间:
1969
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影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
H. R. Johnson
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作者:
H. A. Beebe;H. R. Johnson
Profiles of the K line of Caii are computed for a two component solar chromosphere, chosen to simulate with a simple geometry the chromospheric supergranular network. Each component rises above the BCA photosphere, the boundary component representing the bright network with a sharp temperature rise and the cell component representing the darker region with an extended temperature minimum. Theoretical intensity profiles of the Can K core, calculated as weighted averages over the projected areas of the components, are produced for μ = 0.6 and 0.3. The line source function and the optical depth are obtained from a self-consistent treatment of the steady state and radiative transfer equations, with complete redistribution assumed for scattering in the line. The atomic model consists of two bound levels and a continuum. It is found that a 4600 K minimum can lead to the successful theoretical prediction of the observed limb darkening and 4300 K radiation temperature of the K1 feature only when very large values of turbulent velocity are assumed to exist in the cell region.