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Hyperasymptotic Perturbation Theoryith a special mask), and reducing the random and systematic errors are noted. An acceptable level of stray light in telescopes is estimated for the .-profile recording with a signal-to-noise ratio greater than three. Prospects for the limb chromosphere magnetic measurements are indicated.

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The Relation Between the Radial Temperature Profile in the Chromosphere and the Solar Spectrum at Ctness temperature at centimeter, submillimeter, and infrared wavelengths, but the millimeter wavelength emission remains unchanged. We found a region between 500?and 1000 km above the photosphere that remains hidden to observations at the frequencies that we studied here.

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International Regulatory Environment,tween cavity shape, aspect ratio, and propensity for eruption. We find that cavities with a teardrop-shaped morphology are more likely to erupt, and we discuss the implications of this morphology for magnetic topologies associated with CME models. We provide the full details of the survey for broad scientific use as supplemental material.