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Haotian Li, Yutao Feng, FaQuan Li

    Optics express
    |September 15, 2023
    PubMed
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    使用爱因斯坦系数的新方法准确地检索了中断期-下热层 (MLT) 区域的大气温度. 这种方法克服了光谱线强度方法的局限性,在更高的海拔上提高了温度测量精度,高达45K.

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