Exploring the Stable Coronae of LP349-25 through X-ray and Radio Emission

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The observed correlation between X-ray and radio luminosities for active stars suggests a common coronal energy reservoir from which both processes (particle acceleration for radio emission and plasma heating for X-ray emission) draw. There is a discrepancy of four orders of magnitude in L_X/L_R for very low mass stars compared to active stars, but radio variability from a different emission mechanism may complicate the interpretation. We propose to obtain X-ray and radio observations of a radio-bright close binary, LP349-25, to explore the L_X/L_R relationship for this object with apparently constant radio emission.

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