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Properties of serendipitous X-ray flares discovered in XMM-Newton observations
We present the results of a search of the XMM-Newton public data archive for stellar X-ray flares. We find eight flaring sources for which we identify 7 optical counterparts.
Allen +36 more
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X-ray-heated models of stellar flare atmospheres - Theory and comparison with observations
A sequence of five model atmospheres consisting of the photosphere, chromosphere, and transition region is computed. The models represent the response of the gas in a magnetically confined loop to intense flare energy release. It is assumed that the energy release is confined to the corona, and the effects of chromospheric evaporation and indirect ...
Suzanne L. Hawley, George H. Fisher
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Scalable Room‐Temperature Terahertz Graphene Cameras
ABSTRACT Terahertz (THz) imaging has emerged as a powerful tool for non‐destructive, label‐free analysis across several scientific disciplines, ranging from materials science to biomedical research. By capturing the spatial‐dependent information in a broad range of frequencies, this technique enables the identification of chemical composition ...
Lili Shi +2 more
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Recent Sun-as-a-star studies have shown that postflare loops can manifest as a secondary peak in the H α light curve, suggesting that stellar postflare loops are detectable.
Takato Otsu +3 more
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XMM-Newton survey of two Upper Scorpius regions [PDF]
We study X-ray emission from young stars by analyzing deep XMM-Newton observations of two regions of the Upper Scorpius association, having an age of 5 Myr.
A. Maggio +72 more
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Thermal X-rays from stellar flares - Reevaluation of scaling from solar flares
We suggest that, close to the time of maximum luminosity in both solar and stellar flares, the ratio of thermal X-ray luminosity, L/sub x/, to optical luminosity, L/sub v/, is given by the ratio of radiative to conductive energy loss rates from the X-ray flare plasma.
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A radio jet from the optical and x-ray bright stellar tidal disruption flare ASASSN-14li [PDF]
Transient radio jet from a black hole When a star passes too close to a supermassive black hole, it gets ripped apart by the gravitational forces. This causes a tidal disruption flare as the material falls into the black hole. van Velzen et al.
van Velzen, S. +13 more
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H2 prereduction selectively metallizes Fe in UG2 chromite pellets at 1100°C, while silicon carbide becomes active at 1300°C to convert remaining Cr2O3 to carbides and promote Cr metallization. By separating the roles of H2 and SiC, the sequential route reaches up to 65.7% Cr metallization and suppresses in‐furnace CO generation by ≈75% versus ...
D. Coertzen +5 more
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Fluorescence line diagnostics of the Fe K α line at ∼6.4 keV observed in both solar and stellar flares can constrain the latitude and size of the flare loop, even in the absence of imaging observations. However, they are hampered by the unresolved origin
Shun Inoue +13 more
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Abundance variations and first ionization potential trends during large stellar flares [PDF]
The Solar First Ionization Potential (FIP) effect, where low-FIP elements are enriched in the corona relative to the photosphere, while high-FIP abundances remain unchanged, has been known for a long while. High resolution X-ray spectroscopy has revealed
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