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Starspots.
Strassmeier K.G.
<Astron. Astrophys. Rev., 17, 251-308 (2009)>
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ADC_Keywords: Stars, fundamental ; Magnetic fields ; Effective temperatures
Keywords: starspots - stars: activity - stars: imaging - sunspots -
magnetic fields - techniques: polarimetric - stars: rotation -
exoplanets
Abstract:
Starspots are created by local magnetic fields on the surfaces of
stars, just as sunspots. Their fields are strong enough to suppress
the overturning convective motion and thus block or redirect the
flow of energy from the stellar interior outwards to the surface and
consequently appear as locally cool and therefore dark regions against
an otherwise bright photosphere. This article is an attempt to review
our current knowledge of starspots.
Description:
Table 1 is a list of cool stars that have-so far-been investigated
with the Dopplerimaging technique and that have had their spots
detected and mapped.