
Dramatic change of H alpha profile
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Re: Dramatic change of H alpha profile
And to try to better see the oscilations of the blue part of H alpha emission line.


LHIRES III #5, LISA, e-Shel, C14, RC400 Astrosib, AP1600
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Re: Dramatic change of H alpha profile
Hello all,
CH Cyg spectrum of the last night 2015/06/26
Animation of 15 profiles of 180s each.
The small Halpha line oscillation seems to go on.
Regards,
CH Cyg spectrum of the last night 2015/06/26
Animation of 15 profiles of 180s each.
The small Halpha line oscillation seems to go on.
Regards,
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Re: Dramatic change of H alpha profile
Next evening (5 minute exposures, 25cm Newt, LHires/2400/15um, R~20K-18K, break between .897 and 911):
After more than 1.5 hour observation switched to another target.
It was very slowly fading (note the 5:1 peak ratio to continumm already lower than the 8:1 outbreak we saw - but still seem to be double peaked).After more than 1.5 hour observation switched to another target.
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Re: Dramatic change of H alpha profile
Hi all,
On 2015/06/27, blue wing of Halpha line has decreased a lot.
Peter, you observed the beginning, so we missed the transition...
Here is the animation with 20x180s spectra.
The profile looks quiet.
Cheers,
On 2015/06/27, blue wing of Halpha line has decreased a lot.
Peter, you observed the beginning, so we missed the transition...
Here is the animation with 20x180s spectra.
The profile looks quiet.
Cheers,
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Jacques Montier
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Jacques Montier
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Re: Dramatic change of H alpha profile
Yesterday it had double peak again (6:1 - 5:1 ratio of Ha/cont., Lhires 2400/mm, 15um slit, R~25K, 13 x 5 min):
Peter
Taken through randomly going over clouds (= variable SNR), finally had to give up.Peter
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Re: Dramatic change of H alpha profile
Hi all,
CH Cyg spectrum of the last night on 2015/06/29
Animation with 24x180s spectra
Double peak again with a very impressive blue wing Halpha line.
PS : a strange and slight wavelength shift along the 24x180s spectra ; neon calibration lines moving during monitoring with LhiresIII ?
Cheers,
CH Cyg spectrum of the last night on 2015/06/29
Animation with 24x180s spectra
Double peak again with a very impressive blue wing Halpha line.
PS : a strange and slight wavelength shift along the 24x180s spectra ; neon calibration lines moving during monitoring with LhiresIII ?
Cheers,
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Re: Dramatic change of H alpha profile
c'est impressionnant, Jacques
Le continuum est remarquablement stable.
Bonne continuation
François
Le continuum est remarquablement stable.
Bonne continuation
François
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Re: Dramatic change of H alpha profile
Oui et c'est d'autant plus impressionnant de suivre l'évolution du profil en temps réel pendant les acquisitions.
À bientôt
Amitiés,
À bientôt
Amitiés,
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Re: Dramatic change of H alpha profile
Another animation of CH Cyg : time serie of 64 exposures of 180s each (3H)
For Halpha

For H Beta (see the small emission line near 4888 Â)

For Halpha

For H Beta (see the small emission line near 4888 Â)

LHIRES III #5, LISA, e-Shel, C14, RC400 Astrosib, AP1600
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Re: Dramatic change of H alpha profile
Yesterday I was experimenting around H-beta with LHires + 600/mm + 15um slit, got around R~3000 in blue (which I'm satisfied because blue is less good at res. - at blue end, I can't even focus properly all the range).
3 minute exposures, with a few cal. pauses: Interpolated 3 times a ref.star Iot Cyg.
Took a bit few Ne/Ar manually (hopefully automated today...) but in return, exposures quite continuous with 3 bigger breaks.
Processed by ISIS, other than ref. star interpolation have not touched the continuum.
Note: this is also my lesson to get more precise calibration, after returning to lower it's more obvious...
- Peter
3 minute exposures, with a few cal. pauses: Interpolated 3 times a ref.star Iot Cyg.
Took a bit few Ne/Ar manually (hopefully automated today...) but in return, exposures quite continuous with 3 bigger breaks.
Processed by ISIS, other than ref. star interpolation have not touched the continuum.
Note: this is also my lesson to get more precise calibration, after returning to lower it's more obvious...
- Peter