"The Sun in Time: Activity and Environment"
by
Manuel Güdel
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Abstract
1
Introduction
2
What is a Solar-Like Star?
3
The Sun in Time
3.1
Goals of the “Sun in Time” project
3.2
Overview of stellar sample
4
The Solar Magnetic Field in Time
4.1
The young solar photosphere: Large, polar spots
4.2
Coronal structure of the young Sun
4.3
Activity cycles in the young Sun
5
Solar Radiation and Wind in Time
5.1
The solar wind in time
5.2
The solar spin in time
5.3
The ultraviolet Sun in time
5.4
The far-ultraviolet Sun in time
5.5
The extreme-ultraviolet and X-ray Sun in time
5.6
Putting it all together: The XUV Sun in time
5.7
The radio Sun in time
5.8
Coronal flares in time
5.9
The solar coronal composition in time
5.10
Summary: The young, active Sun
6
Further Back in Time: The Pre-Main Sequence Sun
6.1
Where was the cradle of the Sun?
6.2
New features in the pre-main sequence Sun
6.3
The T Tauri Sun
6.4
The protostellar Sun
6.5
The pre-main sequence Sun’s environment in time
6.6
The T Tauri Sun’s activity and meteoritics
6.7
Summary: The violent pre-main sequence Sun
7
The Solar System in Time: Solar Activity and Planetary Atmospheres
7.1
The Faint Young Sun Paradox: Greenhouse or deep freeze?
7.2
The Sun’s activity in the young solar system
7.3
Summary: The high-energy young solar system
8
Summary and Conclusions
9
Acknowledgements
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