2000
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-261x2000000100015
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Observação da temperatura da alta atmosfera através de aeroluminescência

Abstract: Este trabalho tem por objetivo estudar a dinâmica caótica das ondas de Alfvén no vento solar. Este estudo é realizado em duas partes. Na primeira, motivado pelas observações simultâneas de ondas de Langmuir e ondas eletromagnéticas de baixa freqüência em buracos magnéticos no vento solar, propomos uma teoria baseada no processo de interação não-linear que envolve três ondas. Usamos o método de Poincaré para caraterizar a intermitência Pomeau-Manneville e mostrar dois exemplos de crise interior produzidos pela … Show more

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“…The schematic optics diagram of FotAntar-1 and more information on the calibration process performed in this instrument can be found in Wrasse (2000) and Wrasse et al (2004).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The schematic optics diagram of FotAntar-1 and more information on the calibration process performed in this instrument can be found in Wrasse (2000) and Wrasse et al (2004).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to obtain the temperature and OH (8-3) band intensity, the photometer measures the spectrum of the P branch of OH (8-3), and by tilting the filter it can scan the wavelengths from 732 to 742 nm, solving the spectral lines P 1 (3) at 734 nm, P 1 (4) at 736.9 nm and P 1 (5) at 740.2 nm. The background position was chosen to be at 738.2 nm (Wrasse, 2000), and the time resolution of the temperature and intensities measurements was about 3.5 minutes. The intensity ratio between P 1 (5) and P 1 (3) was used to calculate the rotational temperature (associated to the rotational emission lines), or just temperature / kinetic temperature, which was obtained with a systematic error, due to the filter transmittance and PMT sensitivity, of ±2.5 K and an error in the OH (8-3) band intensity less than ± 6% (Wrasse 2000).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%