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  • The Substellar Population in the Young σ Orionis Cluster, Spatial Distribution
    We review different surveys, in the optical and infrared, conducted in the very young (age 1 8 Myr), nearby (d ˜ 350 pc) σ Orionis cluster aimed to characterize the substellar population. We describe spectral characteristics of very low mass stars, brown dwarfs and planetary mass objects in the cluster with spectral types from K7 to T6. We study
    Béjar, V. J. S. et al.

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    2004
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    6
  • The oxygen abundance gradient in M 101: The reliability of the P method
    We present the oxygen abundance determination for 90 H II regions in the inner parts of the grand design galaxy M 101. The abundances were derived employing the P method (Pilyugin cite{Pilyugin2001a}). A comparison is made with previous determinations using another calibration and direct measurements of electron temperature to derive the oxygen
    Cedrés, B. et al.

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    8
    2004
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    14
  • The nuclear ring in the unbarred galaxy NGC 278: Result of a minor merger?
    We present fully sampled high angular resolution two-dimensional kinematics in the Hα spectral line, optical and near-infrared imaging, as well as 21 cm atomic hydrogen data of the spiral galaxy NGC 278. This is a small non-barred galaxy, which has a bright star forming inner region of about 2 kpc in diameter, reminiscent of nuclear rings seen
    Knapen, J. H. et al.

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    8
    2004
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    45
  • The FIP effect on late-type stellar coronae: from dwarfs to giants
    We present an analysis of high resolution Chandra spectra of late-type stars. Our sample includes giant stars from the Hetzsprung gap to the ''clump'' phase, active stars that have similar fundamental parameters but which have followed quite different evolutionary paths, and RS CVn binary systems. Using a new technique based on the ratios of
    Garcia-Alvarez, D. et al.

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    8
    2004
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    1
  • The Emergence of Magnetic Field into Stellar Atmospheres
    The magnetic activity in the atmosphere of the Sun, possibly of most other magnetically active late-type stars, is a consequence of the emergence of magnetic flux from the stellar interior. Research in this field has to consider the rise of magnetized plasma from the depths of the convective envelope through the stellar surface and out across the
    Moreno-Insertis, F.

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    2004
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    4