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Closed and Open Magnetic Fields in Stellar Atmospheres: Effects on Mass Loss from Cool Giant Stars
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 04 August 2017
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We propose that the onset of rapid mass loss among cool giants, and the absence of hot coronal material from their atmospheres, is associated with a transition in the large-scale magnetic topology of the atmosphere from closed to open. According to this view, field loops in the atmospheres of giants of spectral class K and later cannot find equilibrium, but are in a state of dynamical evolution throughout their lifetime in the atmosphere.
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- V. Stellar Winds and Spindown in Late — Type Stars
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- Copyright © Reidel 1983
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