X-ray Astronomy: Charged Ions Energy Distribution

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Discussion Overview

The discussion centers on the energy distribution of highly charged ions in the context of solar wind and other astrophysical phenomena. Participants seek information and references related to this topic.

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  • Exploratory, Homework-related

Main Points Raised

  • One participant inquires about the energy distribution of highly charged ions in solar wind and astrophysical contexts.
  • Another participant asks for information on what has been discovered so far regarding this topic.
  • A different participant expresses a lack of knowledge and requests publications related to the subject.
  • One participant challenges the others to conduct their own research, indicating that the forum is not a search engine.

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The discussion remains unresolved, with no consensus reached on the energy distribution of highly charged ions or available resources.

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Does anyone know the energy distribution of highly charged ions in solar wind or other astrophysical context?
 
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What have you found out so far and what do you know?
 
I don't know till now. If you know some publications about that, please let me know.
 
Did you do any of your own searching? PF is not a search engine, I'm afraid.
 

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