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Uncorrected central intensities of the Fraunhofer lines NaD1 and D2, Mgb1 and b2, and Hβ have been determined at a number of points along the S-W limb of the sun, from equator to pole, using photographic spectra taken at the Locarno station of the Göttingen Observatory. No significant pole-equator variation could be found in excess of the observational errors which are of the order of 2%.
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Burger, M., Houtgast, J. Equator-pole effect in the central intensities of some strong solar Fraunhofer lines. Sol Phys 9, 296–302 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02391651
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