Abstract
Heliographic coordinates of several small but stable sunspots, which were determined at five different observatories in 1979, are compared. Some systematic differences within these results are found, which suggest a more detailed analysis of the data accumulation procedures and the physical interpretation. The same holds for the rotation velocities derived from the position data.
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Wöhl, H. On the determination of heliographic positions and rotation velocities of sunspots. Sol Phys 88, 65–70 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00196177
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