Interplanetary Dust Close to the Sun
Ingrid Mann
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Ingrid Mann
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Abstract The optical and infrared brightness of the Fraunhofer-corona is produced by light scattering at the zodiacal dust particles and by their thermal emission (see Koutchmy and Lamy 1985). It is modelled within the ecliptic (4 Ro ≤ ε ≤ 15 Ro)taking into account investigations of the global zodiacal dust cloud due to remote sensing and in situ experiments. The input of near solar dust to the corona brightness is discussed.
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Abstract The optical and infrared brightness of the Fraunhofer-corona is produced by light scattering at the zodiacal dust particles and by their thermal emission (see Koutchmy and Lamy 1985). It is modelled within the ecliptic (4 Ro ≤ ε ≤ 15 Ro)taking into account investigations of the global zodiacal dust cloud due to remote sensing and in situ experiments. The input of near solar dust to the corona brightness is discussed.
Key concepts: Zodiacal light, Interplanetary dust cloud, Brightness, Physics, Corona (planetary geology), Interplanetary medium, Ecliptic, Astronomy