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NASA NTRS ยท 20000021101

Does UV CETI Suffer from the MAD Syndrome?

Abstract

Data have been reduced and partially analyzed and models have been fitted. ASCA data indicate a metal-poor corona, with metals down by a factor of 3 or more relative to the photospheric values. EUVE data show a FIP effect, which is expected if the metals are enhanced rather than depleted. An absolute measure of the metal abundance has not yet been performed for the EUVE data. Either the FIP effect is in operation in the presence of a global depletion of metals, or the ASCA analysis is giving the wrong answer. The latter could be the case if the plasma models applied are incomplete. Further investigation into this is warranted prior to publication.

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Drake, Jeremy. 2000-01-01. Does UV CETI Suffer from the MAD Syndrome?. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20000021101

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