Advances in Helio- and Asteroseismology pp 87-88 | Cite as
Limb Darkening Oscillations: The Discrepancy with Doppler Data and the 160-Minute Period
Conference paper
Abstract
The amplitude discrepancy between solar limb darkening and Doppler measurements in the five-minute range, suggests the possible existence of Earth’s atmosphere oscillations. Recent aeronomical observations add strong evidence to this point of view. A possible explanation of the mysterious 160-min period is presented as a direct consequence. Short period oscillations are another one. Slight discrepancies between Doppler data and between those with theoretical calculations could be also explained in the same way.
Keywords
Doppler Measurement Solar Limb Doppler Data Vertical Velocity Wind Short Period Oscillation
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