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  • Modeling the second solar spectrum . An empirical approach
    We present an empirical approach to model the wing polarization of strong resonance lines. This procedure based on `last scattering approximation' (LSA) was developed by citet{ste80,ste82}, for coherent scattering in the laboratory frame. We generalize his empirical approach to handle partial frequency redistribution (PRD). We illustrate this
    Sampoorna, M.

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    2009
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  • MISMA inversion of HINODE SOT/SP data. Preliminary results
    We analyze full Stokes observations of a quiet Sun region at disk center taken with the spectropolarimeter of the Solar Optical Telescope aboard the HINODE satellite. We present the preliminary results derived from the MISMA inversion of the observed Stokes I and V profiles. The complete analysis has as a final goal the definition of probability
    Viticchiè, B. et al.

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    2009
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  • Milli-arcsecond Astrophysics with VSI, the VLTI Spectro-imager in the ELT Era
    Nowadays, compact sources relatively warm like surfaces of nearby stars, circumstellar environments of stars from early stages to the most evolved ones and surroundings of active galactic nuclei can be investigated at milli-arcsecond scales only with the VLT in its interferometric mode. We propose a spectro-imager, named VSI (VLTI spectro-imager)
    Malbet, F. et al.

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    2009
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  • MAD@VLT: Deep into the Madding Crowd of Omega Centauri
    We present deep and accurate Near-Infrared (NIR) photometry of the Galactic Globular Cluster (GC) ω Cen. Data were collected using the Multi-Conjugate Adaptive Optics Demonstrator (MAD) on VLT (ESO). The unprecedented quality of the images provided the opportunity to perform accurate photometry in the central crowded regions. Preliminary results
    Bono, G. et al.

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    2009
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