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Reliability of Zodiacal Background Models at Small Solar Elongations
Present models of the zodiacal light (scattered sunlight from interplanetary dust in the visible) and zodiacal emission (thermal emission in the mid-infrared) are primarily constrained by surface-brightness measurements obtained at relatively large solar elongations (e >~ 60 deg). As a result, their
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