Activity in late-type stars. 9: The weakest chromosphere M dwarf yet discovered: GL 105B

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Chromosphere, Emission Spectra, H Alpha Line, K Lines, Magnesium, Radiative Heat Transfer, Red Dwarf Stars, Stellar Activity, Absorption Spectra, Astronomical Spectroscopy, Iue

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We present an estimate of chromospheric radiative losses from the dM(e)
star, Gl 105B, based on a measurement of the MgII h&k emission line
flux, which indicates that this star has the weakest chromospheric
heating rate yet found in any M dwarf and that it lies well below the
'basal' heating rate of derived by Schrijver (1987).

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