Spectral lines unaffected by instrumental polarization. II. Selected lines of astrophysical interest

Bibcode
1994A&AS..103..293V
Vela Villahoz, E.; Sanchez Almeida, J.; Wittmann, A. D.
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Astronomy and Astrophysics Suppl. 103, 293-300 (1994)

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1994
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3
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2
Citations
8
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7
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Lines with no linear polarization induced by Zeeman effect are unaffected by instrumental polarization. We compile 86 such electric dipole lines with differing temperature and magnetic field sensitivities. In addition, we list 420 spectral lines which produce negligible linear polarization. In most cases, this second set can also be regarded as lines unaffected by instrumental polarization.
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Refereed

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