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| author | Schrijver, Karel Bagenal, Fran Bastian, Tim Beer, Juerg Bisi, Mario Bogdan, Tom Bougher, Steve Boteler, David Brain, Dave Brasseur, Guy Brownlee, Don Charbonneau, Paul Cohen, Ofer Christensen, Uli Crowley, Tom Fischer, Debrah Forbes, Terry Fuller-Rowell, Tim Galand, Marina Giacalone, Joe Gloeckler, George Gosling, Jack Green, Janet Gross, Nick Guetersloh, Steve Hansteen, Viggo Hartmann, Lee Horanyi, Mihaly Hudson, Hugh Jakowski, Norbert Jokipii, Randy Kivelson, Margaret Krauss-Varban, Dietmar Krupp, Norbert Lean, Judith Linsky, Jeff Longcope, Dana Marsh, Daniel Miesch, Mark Moldwin, Mark Moore, Luke Odenwald, Sten Opher, Merav Osten, Rachel Rempel, Matthias Schmidt, Hauke Siscoe, George Siskind, Dave Smith, Chuck Solomon, Stan Stallard, Tom Stanley, Sabine Sojka, Jan Tobiska, Kent Toffoletto, Frank Tribble, Alan Vasyliunas, Vytenis Walterscheid, Richard Wang, Ji Wood, Brian Woods, Tom Zapp, Neal |
| author_facet | Schrijver, Karel Bagenal, Fran Bastian, Tim Beer, Juerg Bisi, Mario Bogdan, Tom Bougher, Steve Boteler, David Brain, Dave Brasseur, Guy Brownlee, Don Charbonneau, Paul Cohen, Ofer Christensen, Uli Crowley, Tom Fischer, Debrah Forbes, Terry Fuller-Rowell, Tim Galand, Marina Giacalone, Joe Gloeckler, George Gosling, Jack Green, Janet Gross, Nick Guetersloh, Steve Hansteen, Viggo Hartmann, Lee Horanyi, Mihaly Hudson, Hugh Jakowski, Norbert Jokipii, Randy Kivelson, Margaret Krauss-Varban, Dietmar Krupp, Norbert Lean, Judith Linsky, Jeff Longcope, Dana Marsh, Daniel Miesch, Mark Moldwin, Mark Moore, Luke Odenwald, Sten Opher, Merav Osten, Rachel Rempel, Matthias Schmidt, Hauke Siscoe, George Siskind, Dave Smith, Chuck Solomon, Stan Stallard, Tom Stanley, Sabine Sojka, Jan Tobiska, Kent Toffoletto, Frank Tribble, Alan Vasyliunas, Vytenis Walterscheid, Richard Wang, Ji Wood, Brian Woods, Tom Zapp, Neal |
| contents | Heliophysics is the system science of the physical connections between the Sun and the solar system. As the physics of the local cosmos, it embraces space weather and planetary habitability. The wider view of comparative heliophysics forms a template for conditions in exoplanetary systems and provides a view over time of the aging Sun and its magnetic activity, of the heliosphere in different settings of the interstellar medium and subject to stellar impacts, of the space physics over evolving planetary dynamos, and of the long-term influence on planetary atmospheres by stellar radiation and wind.
Based on a series of NASA-funded summer schools for early-career researchers, this textbook is intended for students in physical sciences in later years of their university training and for beginning graduate students in fields of solar, stellar, (exo-)planetary, and planetary-system sciences. The book emphasizes universal processes from a perspective that draws attention to what provides Earth (and similar (exo-)planets) with a relatively stable setting in which life as we know it could thrive. The text includes 200 "Activities" in the form of exercises, explorations, literature readings, "what if" challenges, and group discussion topics; many of the Activities provide additional information complementing the main text. Solutions and discussions are included in an Appendix for a selection of the exercises. |
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| institution | arXiv |
| publishDate | 2019 |
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| spellingShingle | Principles Of Heliophysics: a textbook on the universal processes behind planetary habitability Schrijver, Karel Bagenal, Fran Bastian, Tim Beer, Juerg Bisi, Mario Bogdan, Tom Bougher, Steve Boteler, David Brain, Dave Brasseur, Guy Brownlee, Don Charbonneau, Paul Cohen, Ofer Christensen, Uli Crowley, Tom Fischer, Debrah Forbes, Terry Fuller-Rowell, Tim Galand, Marina Giacalone, Joe Gloeckler, George Gosling, Jack Green, Janet Gross, Nick Guetersloh, Steve Hansteen, Viggo Hartmann, Lee Horanyi, Mihaly Hudson, Hugh Jakowski, Norbert Jokipii, Randy Kivelson, Margaret Krauss-Varban, Dietmar Krupp, Norbert Lean, Judith Linsky, Jeff Longcope, Dana Marsh, Daniel Miesch, Mark Moldwin, Mark Moore, Luke Odenwald, Sten Opher, Merav Osten, Rachel Rempel, Matthias Schmidt, Hauke Siscoe, George Siskind, Dave Smith, Chuck Solomon, Stan Stallard, Tom Stanley, Sabine Sojka, Jan Tobiska, Kent Toffoletto, Frank Tribble, Alan Vasyliunas, Vytenis Walterscheid, Richard Wang, Ji Wood, Brian Woods, Tom Zapp, Neal Solar and Stellar Astrophysics Earth and Planetary Astrophysics Heliophysics is the system science of the physical connections between the Sun and the solar system. As the physics of the local cosmos, it embraces space weather and planetary habitability. The wider view of comparative heliophysics forms a template for conditions in exoplanetary systems and provides a view over time of the aging Sun and its magnetic activity, of the heliosphere in different settings of the interstellar medium and subject to stellar impacts, of the space physics over evolving planetary dynamos, and of the long-term influence on planetary atmospheres by stellar radiation and wind. Based on a series of NASA-funded summer schools for early-career researchers, this textbook is intended for students in physical sciences in later years of their university training and for beginning graduate students in fields of solar, stellar, (exo-)planetary, and planetary-system sciences. The book emphasizes universal processes from a perspective that draws attention to what provides Earth (and similar (exo-)planets) with a relatively stable setting in which life as we know it could thrive. The text includes 200 "Activities" in the form of exercises, explorations, literature readings, "what if" challenges, and group discussion topics; many of the Activities provide additional information complementing the main text. Solutions and discussions are included in an Appendix for a selection of the exercises. |
| title | Principles Of Heliophysics: a textbook on the universal processes behind planetary habitability |
| topic | Solar and Stellar Astrophysics Earth and Planetary Astrophysics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/1910.14022 |