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Figure 1:
The Fji curves relative to the
Skylab ATM observations 4
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Figure 2: Fji curves relative to the Skylab observations of Vernazza & Reeves (1978). From top to bottom: off-limb quiet, off-limb active and average on-disk active region. |
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Figure 3: The Fji curves relative to the Skylab ATM observations reported by Feldman & Doschek (1977). The large disagreement for the 2-5 line is probably due to blending and to calibration errors at the longer wavelengths. |
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Figure 4: SOHO CDS NIS spectra taken in a quiet-Sun off-limb region (Del Zanna 1999) and showing the newly identified Fe XII lines, most notably the electric quadrupole transition at 592.6 Å. |
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Figure 5:
Fji curves relative to a quiet sun off-limb
SOHO/CDS NIS observation (Del Zanna 1999) and the
Del Zanna et al. (2001)
calibration with the newly identified
6-18 592.6 Å line.
Note the excellent agreement.
Densities from ions emitted at similar temperatures
are in the range log |
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Figure 6: The Fji curves of the Behring et al. (1976) whole Sun observations. |
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Figure 7:
The Fji curves relative to the full-Sun spectrum of
Malinovsky & Heroux (1973).
The agreement between our present model and the
observations is excellent.
The curves also indicate an electron density
log |
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Figure 8: The Fji curves relative to a quiet Sun off-limb SOHO/GISobservation (Del Zanna 1999) and the Del Zanna et al. (2001)calibration. |
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Figure 9: Fji curves relative to the SERTS-89 calibrated data of Thomas & Neupert (1994). |
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Figure 10: Fji curves relative to the SERTS-89 calibrated data of Thomas & Neupert (1994). |
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