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Bouret, Jean-Claude
 
Contact Email: Jean-Claude.Bouret@astrsp-mrs.fr
 
Institute:  Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille
 
First Coauthor:  Magali Deleuil
 
Institute:  Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille
Research URL:http://www.astrsp-mrs.fr/
 
Subject Area:  Stellar Atmospheres, Circumstellar Material 
 
   Waveband:  Far Ultraviolet 
 
Technique:  Spectroscopy 
Presentation:  Poster Display 
 
Title:  Investigating a chromosphere-corona scenario for the hot
gas component of 
Pictoris, as revealed by FUSE.  
 
Abstract:  The FUSE satellite revealed the first emission line
spectrum of 
Pictoris. Broad emission lines due to
highly ionized species, C III and O VI, are well detected
above the very low continuum level.
The mere presence of such lines in 
Pictoris spectrum
is evidence of a
complex stellar environment, including dense and hot
regions, within a few stellar radii of the photosphere.
Based on the interpretation of the apparent structure of the
lines profiles, it has been concluded that accretion and
solar-like activity are the most likely processes for the
gas heating.
We present the results we obtained with a model including a
solar-like extended chromosphere-corona complex and a weak
wind.
Cool Stars 12 
2001-07-17