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Flare stars in star clusters, associations and solar vicinity

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 September 2016

L.V. Mirzoyan
L.V. Mirzoyan*
Affiliation:
Byurakan Astrophisical Observatory Armenian Academy of Sciences, USSR

Abstract

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The observational data on flare stars observed in star clusters and associations as well as in the solar vicinity (the UV Ceti type stars) are discussed. The analysis of these data show that they constitute one common class of objects possessing flare activity and the differences between them are conditioned by the age differences. The stage of flare activity is an evolutionary stage, one of the earliest stages of evolution passed by all red dwarf stars. It comes before the end of their T Tau stage of evolution. The UV Ceti type flare stars in the solar vicinity seem to be the population of the general galactic field, which were formed in the systems, already desintegrated. Most probably the stellar flares are the result of the release of the the surplus energy having intra-stellar origin.

Type
I Flare Stars Optical Observations and Flare Statistics
Information
Symposium - International Astronomical Union , Volume 137: Flare Stars in Star Clusters, Association and Solar Vicinity , 1990 , pp. 1 - 13
Copyright
Copyright © Kluwer 1990 

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