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Observations of coronal Fe XIV emission lines from the NE quadrant during the 1973 solar eclipse are reported. Temperatures are deduced from a pure thermal broadening model, and, in the region near an observed white-light enhancement, an alternative interpretation of halfwidth as being in part due to turbulent velocities is suggested.
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On leave from the Los Alamos National Laboratory 1981 - present.
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Bessey, R.J., Liebenberg, D.H. Coronal temperature measurements near a helmet structure base at the 1973 solar eclipse. Sol Phys 94, 239–247 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00151316
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