Physics 681: Solar Physics and Instrumentation – Lecture 4

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Physics 681: Solar Physics and Instrumentation – Lecture 4 Carsten Denker NJIT Physics Department Center for Solar–Terrestrial Research

Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research Solar Spectrum The spectrum of the Sun: The dashed line is the curve of an ideal blackbody having the Sun’s effective temperature. September 13, 2005 Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research

Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research Radiation Field September 13, 2005 Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research

Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research Energy Transport Radiation and convection Energy flux (luminosity per unit area): Mean free path of photons is small in the solar interior  local thermal equilibrium (LTE) Radiative transfer equation Total energy flux Temperature gradient September 13, 2005 Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research

Temperature Definitions September 13, 2005 Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research

Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research Opacity Any process that removes photons from a beam of light will be called absorption. September 13, 2005 Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research

Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research The optical depth may be thought of as the number of mean free paths from the original position to the surface, as measured along the ray’s path. September 13, 2005 Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research

Radiative Transfer Equation September 13, 2005 Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research

Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research The intensity of the light tends to become equal to the local value of the source function. For the case of thermodynamic equilibrium, the source function is equal to the Planck function S = B. September 13, 2005 Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research

Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research Photon Interactions Bound–bound transitions Bound–free absorption Free–free absorption (bremsstrahlung) Electron scattering September 13, 2005 Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research

Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research Continuum Opacity Photoionization of H– ions The total opacity depends not only on the wavelength of the light being absorbed but also on the composition, density, and temperature of the stellar material.  Rosseland mean opacity September 13, 2005 Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research

Structure of Spectral Lines September 13, 2005 Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research

Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research Nuclear Reactions http://nobelprize.org/physics/articles/fusion/sun_pp-chain.html September 13, 2005 Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research

Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research CNO Cycle http://outreach.atnf.csiro.au/education/senior/astrophysics/stellarevolution_mainsequence.html September 13, 2005 Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research