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Two-component interpretation of solar & stellar coronal plasma differential emission measure (DEM) distributions by Tetsuya Watanabe (NAOJ) 12-JUL-2002.

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1 Two-component interpretation of solar & stellar coronal plasma differential emission measure (DEM) distributions by Tetsuya Watanabe (NAOJ) 12-JUL-2002

2 Differential Emission Measure (DEM)
12-JUL-2002

3 Kano (1996) Scaling Law T5 ∝ pL← RTV; T3 ∝ pL + (D)EM ∝ ne2V ∝ T-4
Shimojo (2001) 12-JUL-2002

4 High- & Low-Temperature Components
Yoshida & Tsuneta (1996) 12-JUL-2002

5 Solar Active Region vs. Active Corona
Active M-dwarf AU Mic: Landini & Monsignori-Fossi (1993) Thomas & Neupert (1994) 12-JUL-2002

6 Activity-Cycle & Regional Variations
Brosius et al. (1995) 12-JUL-2002

7 Stars with Active Chromospheres: ε Eri & ξ Boo A
(SXT) Stars with Active Chromospheres: ε Eri & ξ Boo A Drake et al. (2000) 12-JUL-2002

8 G/K Giants: 31 Com & β Cet Ayres et al. (1998) RS CVn Star: II Peg
Huemoerder et al. (2001 ) 12-JUL-2002

9 Discussions “Two-component” scenario “Low”-temperature component
106 K < TL(DEM hump) < 4 × 106 K Quiet-sun originated “High”-temperature component TH (DEM max ) ∝ stellar activity Active region originated 12-JUL-2002


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