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300 270 260 250 240 230 Tb, K 220 210 200 190 180 170 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500
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500
1

700

900

1100

1300

1500

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I - . :
P0

I = B (T0 ) t ( P0 ) + B [T ( P)] K (P, T ) d lg P ,
0

(1)

­ , ­, B(T) ­ , t ­ , (,) ­ , (,) ;

K = -t / lg P .
:

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-

t = exp{sec

- lg P



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(3)

; ­ ; ­ ; k (P,T) ­ , . (1) (Twomay et al., 1977) :
I0 I0

T

( n +1 )

( Pj ) = T

(n)

( Pj )


i =1

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(n) B

( i ) K ij i /


i =1

K ij

i

,
i

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( n+1)

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( n)


i =1

I0

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( n)


i =1

I0

Kij

, (5)

(i)- i. i j , n ­
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, Pollack et al., 1980; Zasova et al. 2007. ­ 2 ( 1 ). 2 . . ,

min(), 0(), ()
j ( )



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ln t j = ln t

j -1

Tj0 0 0 + (ln t j - ln t j-1 ) T j

T - T0 j ( ) j j exp Tj Tj0


j

,

(6)

j , a :
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j -1

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T

0

j



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0

j

=

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j

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j -1

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P - , - , i , i ­ i- , 0 - , 1 ­ , 2 ­ , .. ().
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, , ½-, 1/3- ¼- . (h < 70 ), . , 1/3- ¼- , 5 3 300 . , (3 2 ) 200 . 3 -- 72 ­ 76 ( ). - , : 0 (1218-1) 69 = 15° 59 75°. 1 , , 1.5 . 1.7. -15 VIRTIS -). , ( ). 3 (3 - 4 ), ( < 60 ), 2 (1 ), . , , - 9,10 ( ., 1976, 1977; Marov et al., 1980).
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Knollenberg and Hunten (1980) r > 3 ( 3) 58 . ( = 1) , (365 -1) (1218 -1) , . 5. 1218 -1 67 ­ 72 58­60 . 365 -1 1 , 5 . 2 , .
75 1218 cm -1

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55 0 20 40 60 80

,

Latit de deg

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2

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2



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. 1948 (Meinel, 1950), . - 1.44 (2-0) 2.7 - 3.1µm (1 - 0, 2 - 1, 3 1) . . ( 2) 98 ± 2 . , , 250±25 .

=25º

, W/2//

35º

O2
(1-0) (2-1)

*
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(2-0)

*

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OH

*

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,

. 6. VIRTIS, 90 - 100 25 - 35°N . ( .6) 2 (0-0) 1.27 ~ 80 2 (1-0) 1.58 , 1.44 (2-0) 2.81 (1-0).
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2 . TR = 200, 250, 300 K. ­ = 1.58 (2), ­ 2.81 (). . II - . 3 - IRIS - 9. 3.1. . , : , , . , , - ­ ( ). 3.2 Tharsis (. 7) . , . , . Tharsis (Palluconi&Kieffer, 1986) 10 ­ 15 , , .
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340 330 320 310 300 290 280 Tb, K 270 260 250 240 230 220 210 200 190 180 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 , -1
33 39 38 37 36

1.5 50 1.0 40

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35 32 31 30 29 28 27 26

0.5

30

0.0

20
33 34 31 32 35 36

10
37 38 39

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26 27 28 29

30

0 180 200 220 240

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260

280

300

320

340

360

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150 170
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190
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210
1

230

, 250 H, km

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7

40

20

0

8 0 100
400 ppm

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11

10 1 10

CO2

H2O 230 250

170

190

210

,

. 8. Hellas: . 2, - ­ 1, 10, 100 400 ppm. (1) Ls= 293°, LT = 18:20; (2) Ls= 297.0 °, LT = 15:20; (3) Ls= 302 °, LT = 6:30; (4) Ls= 309 °, LT = 13:15; (5) Ls= 310 °, LT = 10:00; (6) Ls= 312 °, LT = 6:50; (7) Ls= 330 °, LT = 12:30; (8) Ls= 332 °, LT = 6:50; (9) Ls= 350 °, LT = 10:40; (10) Ls= 44 °, LT = 8:00; (11) Ls= 55 °, LT = 4:50.
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3.3. Hellas (. 8) 1075 -1 1.5 0.2 20 70, 240 170 . 3.4. . (. 9), , 2 .

-log10 (, g ) ,

-log10 (, )

0.1

H2O 1

0.1

1

H2O 10

100 ppm

10

100ppm

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CO2

,

,

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IRIS. Tharsis Ls = 980 . . (2 - 3 ) . 4 , -. 4.1

, IRIS, -. , , . : 2 15 , - . 4.2. . 10-20 , -, (. 10). 40600.

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,

Late Northern winter Late wint O68,Ls=342 O68, =3

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Alba Patera Alba Patera
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,

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1

2

3

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7

8

9

, .
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)

50

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)


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2.
1.27 2 1.52 20

1.43 2 m


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88N

.11. . 2 3 . OMEGA PFS.

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Hellas Valles Marineris - . , , OMEGA HRSC, . r

, , ,
eff

> 4 . Valles Marineris

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