Prom visibility across the CaK bandwidth

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Prom visibility across the CaK bandwidth

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The GIF shows the Proms as we move from the outer K1v (blue) wing, through the K2v then the core at K3 and out into the red wing. (There are some compression artefacts due to the reduction in the file size :( )
The distance from K1v to K1r is approx 1A
The individual images (unprocessed) show the file name - the end digits are the pixel offset from the CWL (K3)
3 = 0.25A, 7 = 0.55A and 17 = 1.33A
The profile graph shows the overview. Also added the probable FWHM Lunt filter curve for comparison.
The Proms are much more visible in and around K3 and become more difficult out in the wings (K1v17)
Showing K3_K2_k1 regions
Showing K3_K2_k1 regions
CaK_profile.JPG (15.32 KiB) Viewed 2091 times
2.2A FWHM transmission curve
2.2A FWHM transmission curve
Lunt vs CaK.JPG (126.2 KiB) Viewed 2091 times
changes in proms over 2.6A in CaK
changes in proms over 2.6A in CaK
CaK_K1v_core_K1r_Proms.gif (285.45 KiB) Viewed 2091 times


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Re: Prom visibility across the CaK bandwidth

Post by AndiesHandyHandies »

Hi

Great work there Ken.

When I get my observatory re-built \i would like to do the same.

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Post by Montana »

Nice work Ken :bow :hamster: looks like K3 is the best for proms :)

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Very interesting, Ken. Nice demo.

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I like it Ken

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Great post Ken...thanks for the details :bow

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Ken:
Very interesting demonstration.
Thanks for sharing all that info.
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Re: Prom visibility across the CaK bandwidth

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I'm going to make a copy of this in the reference library.


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