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Doppler Velocity Variation near the Solar Limb in the Solar Photosphere Observed with Hinode
The Doppler velocity and bisector of photospheric lines show significant center-to-limb variation. This variation has been considered to be caused by the projection angle of the granular convection which has a corrugated surface. This study aimed to show the spectral line shifts up to limb and inves
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