Table 3:
Wavelengths (in nm) exhibiting strongest polarization in
the solar-like model. The numbers in parenthesis give the
degree of polarization (relative to the local continuum).
100 G |
1000 G |
5000 G |
1159.34 (7.18%) |
525.02 (35.38%) |
448.97 (44.36%) |
846.83 (6.56%) |
423.27 (34.63%) |
420.66 (44.13%) |
1449.77 (6.27%) |
425.83 (34.21%) |
411.17 (43.63%) |
525.02 (5.94%) |
524.75 (33.64%) |
431.28 (43.37%) |
1564.84 (5.78%) |
408.08 (33.62%) |
400.16 (43.24%) |
1386.41 (5.74%) |
513.14 (33.36%) |
417.49 (43.11%) |
1168.98 (5.71%) |
461.33 (33.33%) |
408.29 (43.02%) |
1142.22 (5.45%) |
454.59 (31.96%) |
412.12 (42.67%) |
1456.57 (5.45%) |
550.67 (31.95%) |
429.14 (42.65%) |
513.14 (5.38%) |
522.55 (31.89%) |
457.10 (42.55%) |
524.75 (5.37%) |
448.56 (31.66%) |
437.44 (42.55%) |
525.01 (5.26%) |
429.14 (31.10%) |
438.92 (42.53%) |
1399.74 (5.25%) |
465.44 (30.81%) |
405.55 (42.43%) |
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