“2016年IOAA理论第8题-U波段测光”的版本间的差异

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𝑓 = 3631 × 10<sup>−0.4𝑚</sup>Jy
 
𝑓 = 3631 × 10<sup>−0.4𝑚</sup>Jy
  
(T8.1) Approximately how many U-band photons, 𝑁0
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(T8.1) Approximately how many U-band photons, 𝑁<sub>0</sub>
 
, from this star will be incident normally on a
 
, from this star will be incident normally on a
 
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1 m<sup>2</sup>
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(T8.2) What is the ratio, 𝑅, of number of photons received per second from the star to that received
 
(T8.2) What is the ratio, 𝑅, of number of photons received per second from the star to that received
 
from the sky, when measured over a circular aperture of diameter 2′′?
 
from the sky, when measured over a circular aperture of diameter 2′′?
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(T8.3) In practice, only 20% of U-band photons falling on the primary mirror are detected. How many
 
(T8.3) In practice, only 20% of U-band photons falling on the primary mirror are detected. How many
 
photons, 𝑁<sub>t</sub>
 
photons, 𝑁<sub>t</sub>

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英文题目

(T8) U-Band photometry

A star has an apparent magnitude 𝑚U = 15.0 in the U-band. The U-band filter is ideal, i.e., it has perfect (100%) transmission within the band and is completely opaque (0% transmission) outside the band. The filter is centered at 360 nm, and has a width of 80 nm. It is assumed that the star also has a flat energy spectrum with respect to frequency. The conversion between magnitude, 𝑚, in any band and flux density, 𝑓, of a star in Jansky (1 Jy = 1 × 10−26 W Hz −1 m−2 ) is given by

𝑓 = 3631 × 10−0.4𝑚Jy

(T8.1) Approximately how many U-band photons, 𝑁0 , from this star will be incident normally on a 1 m2 area at the top of the Earth's atmosphere every second?

This star is being observed in the U-band using a ground based telescope, whose primary mirror has a diameter of 2.0 m. Atmospheric extinction in U-band during the observation is 50%. You may assume that the seeing is diffraction limited. Average surface brightness of night sky in U-band was measured to be 22.0 mag/arcsec2 .

(T8.2) What is the ratio, 𝑅, of number of photons received per second from the star to that received from the sky, when measured over a circular aperture of diameter 2′′?

(T8.3) In practice, only 20% of U-band photons falling on the primary mirror are detected. How many photons, 𝑁t , from the star are detected per second?