Soft X-ray emission as diagnostics for Maunder minimum stars

The identification of stars in a Maunder minimum state purely from their chromospheric emission (for example in Ca II lines) has proven to be difficult. Photospheric contributions, metallicities and possible deviations from the main sequence stage may lead to very low values of the traditional chrom...

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Published in:Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union 2011-10, Vol.7 (S286), p.346-349
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