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Frequencies of solar oscillations

by: K. G. Libbrecht, M. F. Woodard, J. M. Kaufman
The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series, Vol. 74 (December 1990), pp. 1129-1149, doi:10.1086/191528  Key: citeulike:12053685

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Solar oscillations have been observed at three different spatial scales at Big Bear Solar Observatory during 1986-1987 and, using three data sets, a new and more accurate table of solar oscillation frequencies has been compiled. The oscillations, which are presented as functions of radial order n and spherical harmonic degree l, are averages over azimuthal order and therefore approximate the normal mode frequencies of a nonrotating, spherically symmetric sun, near solar minimum. The table contains frequencies for most of the solar p and f modes with l between 0 and 1860, n between 0 and 26, and oscillation mode frequencies between 1.0 and 5.3.


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