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Four upper rows: Full Stokes maps for Sr I (left column), Fe I (central column), and the continuum (right column), averaged over all three scans and spatially binned to 0 . Mathematical equation: $ \overset{\prime \prime }{.} $1 × 0 . Mathematical equation: $ \overset{\prime \prime }{.} $1 sampling. The intensity and linear polarization is plotted for the spectral line core wavelength positions, while the circular polarization was taken at a small wavelength offset in the red wing (see Fig. 2 for the offset). Each Stokes parameter has the same scale, shown on the right. The intensity is scaled by the factor given in the upper left of the intensity panel. Limb distance contours are given. The limb (μ = 0) is given by the inflection point of the continuum intensity. We also show the approximate position of μ = 0 determined from the ViSP coordinates in the continuum intensity image. Bottom rows: Center-to-limb variation for the intensity and linear polarization parallel to the limb. Note that the continuum polarization is scaled by a factor of five. Reference low spatio-temporal resolution Sr I data (Zeuner et al. 2022; Malherbe 2025) are shown in dark blue and red; see text for details. Note that the intensity is plotted on a logarithmic scale.

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