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Long term radial velocity variations of the Sun as a star: The HARPS view

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Table 1. HARPS radial velocity measurements of the Sun as a star.
Table 1. continued.
Fig. 1. Top panel: solar RV as derived by observing di fferent reflecting bodies vs. the time in JD on the lower axis and in years on the top axis, respectively
Fig. 3. Top panel: Ca II K chromospheric index (black dots) vs. the time in JD on the lower axis and in years on the top axis
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