Abstract:We have obtained a photometrically calibrated CCD image of the northeastern sector of IC 443 in the [Fex] X6374 line. It corroborates the spatial distribution of the emission determined by Woodgate, Lucke, and Socker (1979). The red line emission appears in our data to be patchy on a scale smaller than their resolution.
“…They report a peak brightness in [FeX] of 1.3 10" erg cm" s~~ sr~ somewhat inside the filaments, close to the maximum X-ray emission (Petre et al, 1983). Gensheimer and Teske (1987) obtained a CCD image (in the line) of the same area. As in the-Xygnus Loop, their data indicate that locally brighter features (up to 5 10~ erg cm -s~ sr~ ) appear when a better spatial resolution is achieved.…”
We present the first results of an observational program of SNRs in the coronal lines of [FeX] and [FeXIV] using the Fabry-Perot spectrophotometer of the Observatoire de Marseille. These support previously published brightnesses.
“…They report a peak brightness in [FeX] of 1.3 10" erg cm" s~~ sr~ somewhat inside the filaments, close to the maximum X-ray emission (Petre et al, 1983). Gensheimer and Teske (1987) obtained a CCD image (in the line) of the same area. As in the-Xygnus Loop, their data indicate that locally brighter features (up to 5 10~ erg cm -s~ sr~ ) appear when a better spatial resolution is achieved.…”
We present the first results of an observational program of SNRs in the coronal lines of [FeX] and [FeXIV] using the Fabry-Perot spectrophotometer of the Observatoire de Marseille. These support previously published brightnesses.
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