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Fully Automated Approaches to Analyze Large-Scale Astronomy Survey Data
A. Prsa, E. F. Guinan, E. J. Devinney +15
Observational astronomy has changed drastically in the last decade: manually driven target-by-target instruments have been replaced by fully automated robotic telescopes. Data acqu…
The Sun in Time: Age, Rotation, and Magnetic Activity of the Sun and Solar-type Stars and Effects on Hosted Planets
Edward F. Guinan, Scott G. Engle
Multi-wavelength studies of solar analogs (G0-5 V stars) with ages from ~50 Myr to 9 Gyr have been carried out as part of the "Sun in Time" program for nearly 20 yrs. From these st…
The Secret XUV Lives of Cepheids: FUV/X-ray Observations of Polaris and beta Dor
Scott G. Engle, Edward F. Guinan, Joseph DePasquale +1
We report on the surprising recent discovery of strong FUV emissions in two bright, nearby Classical Cepheids from analyses of FUSE archival observations and one of our own approve…
Living with a Red Dwarf: FUV & X-ray emissions of dM stars and effects on hosted Planets
Scott G. Engle, Edward F. Guinan, Trisha Mizusawa
Red Dwarf (dM) stars are overwhelmingly the most numerous stars in our Galaxy. These cool, faint and low mass stars make up more than 80% of all stars. Also dM stars have extremely…
The "Living with a Red Dwarf" Program
Edward F. Guinan, Scott G. Engle
Red Dwarfs (main-sequence / dwarf M or dM) stars are the most common stars in the Galaxy. These cool, faint, low mass stars comprise over 75% of all stars. Because of their low lum…