X-ray Astronomy: Charged Ions Energy Distribution

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X-ray emission in astrophysical objects
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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