00ASUN.README *** see end below for irradiance *** SPECTRUM COMPUTED FOR ATLAS9 MODEL ASUN. LTE, PLANE-PARALLEL, NO CHROMOSPHERE TITLE TEST RUN SOLAR MODEL WITH SDSC OPACITY VTURB 1.5 KM/S L/H 1.25 TEFF 5777. GRAV 4.4377 ABUND [0.0] Anders and Grevesse 1988 VTURB 1.5 km/s HE 0.089 VROTATION 2.0 km/s VMACRO 1.5 km/s Wavelength, flux, continuum triplets in vacuum nm and in ergs/cm**2/s/ster/nm (WL(I)=FIRSTWL*(1.D0+1.D0/RESOLUTION)**(I-1),I=1,NWL) FIRSTWL 150.00025431 LASTWL 300010.09068286 RESOLUTION 500000 (actually resolving power) NWL 3800472 150.00025431 4.514E+00 5.608E+00 150.00055431 4.645E+00 5.608E+00 150.00085431 4.769E+00 5.609E+00 300008.89064610 8.808E-04 1.082E-03 300009.49066388 7.140E-04 1.082E-03 300010.09068286 5.055E-04 1.082E-03 The spectrum was computed with the same lines that were used to compute the ATLAS12 model. Lines with good wavelengths should match features in an observed spectrum. The predicted lines can have a large wavelength uncertainty. The 500000 resolving power spectrum was instrumentally broadened with a gaussian to smaller resolving powers at the same wavelengths using program BROADEN. The broadened spectra were then resampled at the center of an odd number of points using program RESAMPLE. The new points are uniformly spaced in doppler space. wl interval nm end ALL=200-300000NM | | resolving power | | resampling divisor | | | blocks =512B FSUNALLP.100 282067 FSUNALLP.1000 282067 FSUNALLP.10000 282067 FSUNALLP.100000 282067 FSUNALLP.100000RESAM3 94023 FSUNALLP.10000RESAM25 11283 FSUNALLP.1000RESAM251 1124 FSUNALLP.100RESAM2501 113 FSUNALLP.200 282067 FSUNALLP.2000 282067 FSUNALLP.20000 282067 FSUNALLP.20000RESAM13 21698 FSUNALLP.2000RESAM125 2257 FSUNALLP.200RESAM1251 226 FSUNALLP.300 282067 FSUNALLP.3000 282067 FSUNALLP.30000 282067 FSUNALLP.30000RESAM9 31341 FSUNALLP.3000RESAM83 3399 FSUNALLP.300RESAM833 8548 FSUNALLP.500 282067 FSUNALLP.5000 282067 FSUNALLP.50000 282067 FSUNALLP.500000 282067 FSUNALLP.50000RESAM5 56414 FSUNALLP.5000RESAM51 5531 FSUNALLP.500RESAM501 563 Irradiance The fluxes I compute from my model atmosphres are flux moments at the surface of the star in ergs/cm**2/s/ster/nm. The solar irradiance is the flux at 1 AU from the center of the sun. To convert from flux moment to irradiance multiply by 4*pi*(Rsun/AU)**2 = 2.720E-4 . To convert from erg/cm**2/s/nm to W/m**2/micron multiply by 1.E-7*1.E4*1.E3 = 1.