X-ray Astronomy: Charged Ions Energy Distribution

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The discussion centers on the energy distribution of highly charged ions in solar wind and other astrophysical contexts. Participants seek information on relevant publications and research findings related to this topic. The conversation highlights the need for specific studies and data, indicating a gap in readily available resources. Users are encouraged to conduct their own searches rather than relying solely on the forum for information.

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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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