Opacity in the transition region of cool dwarfs: A powerful diagnostic

Author	M. Mathioudakis D.~J. Christian D.~S. Bloomfield F.~P. Keenan Jeffrey Linsky J. Dupuis G. Sonneborn H.~W. Moos B. Andersson
Year of Conference	2006
Volume	348
Start Page or Article ID	159
Date Published	2006-06
URL	https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2006ASPC..348..159M/exportcitation
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Publication Status	Published
JILA PI	Jeffrey Linsky
JILA Topics	Astrophysics
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