Titlebook: Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun; Proceedings of the F Jeffrey L. Linsky,Robert E. Stencel Conference proceedings 1987 Springer-Ver

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Control Objectives and Strategies,ve energy generated in stellar convection zones may be largely carried away by flux tube waves, which then become important sources for the heating of the outer atmospheric layers. We report calculations for longitudinal tube waves generated in magnetic flux tubes embedded in an otherwise magnetic f

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Control Objectives and Strategies,the assumption that the embedded magnetic fields are uniform. In contradiction with previous results, we show that there is no significant increase in the efficiency of wave generation because of the presence of magnetic fields, at least within the theory‘s limits of applicability. Thus, we show tha

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Control Objectives and Strategies, radio emission is indicative of high energy, nonthermal processes: acceleration of electrons to some 10‘s of keV or, in some circumstances, several MeV or more. These electrons then emit radio waves by the incoherent processes of gyroresonance and gyrosynchrotron radiation, and the coherent process

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Use Case Study of Grid Computing with CGSPof the Sun, and which have not yet been widely observed at radio wavelengths. At 20 cm, two bands centered at 1415 and 1515 MHz are observed and at 6 cm, two bands centered at 4535 and 4985 MHz are observed. Results so far, based on a total observing time of about one hour each during July 1986 have

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Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun978-3-540-48041-9Series ISSN 0075-8450 Series E-ISSN 1616-6361

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