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Comparative Analysis of Physical Conditions in the Solar and Procyon Atmospheres
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 08 February 2017
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An analysis is made of the velocity field determined from spectral absorption line profiles as well as inhomogeneous element sizes obtained from stochastic theory. The results of three-dimensional simulations of convective motions in the photospheres of the Sun and Procyon are presented. It is concluded that penetrative convection covers a considerable fraction of the Procyon photosphere.
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- VII. Convection and Magnetic Fields in Solar-type Stars
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