ROSAT X ray survey observations of active chromospheric binary systems and other selected sources

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Chromosphere, Optical Activity, Sky Surveys (Astronomy), X Ray Astronomy, X Ray Binaries, Balmer Series, Coronal Loops, Rosat Mission, Solar Activity

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The connection between processes that produce optical chromospheric activity indicators and those that produce x-rays in RS CVn binary systems by taking advantage of the ROSAT All-Sky Survey (RASS) results and our unique ground-based data set was investigated. In RS CVn systems, excess emission in the Ca 2 resonance (K & H) and infrared triplet (IRT) lines and in the Balmer lines of hydrogen is generally cited as evidence for chromospheric activity, which is usually modeled as scaled up solar-type activity. X-ray emission in RS CVn systems is believed to arise from coronal loop structures. Results from spectra data obtained from RASS observations are discussed and presented.

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