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Table 3.

Sample of stars with EUV constraints.

Star Spec. M R Dist.(b) log NH log LLyα(c) log LEUV, 1 log LX
name type(a) (M) (R) (pc) (cm−2) (erg s−1) (erg s−1) (erg s−1)
Procyon A F5IV(1) 1.43(2) 2.03(3) 3.51 17.88(4) 29.34 28.72 28.28
σ2 CrB A/B F6V/G0V(5) 1.14/1.09(6) 1.24/1.24(6) 23.30 18.40(7) (30.04) 30.43 30.73
χ1 Ori G0V(8) 1.03(9) 0.98(9) 8.66 17.80(4) 29.06 29.05 29.08
π1 UMa G0.5V(10) 1.03(11) 0.95(11) 14.30 18.00(11) 29.07 29.18 29.11
EK Dra G1.5V(12) 0.95(13) 0.94(13) 33.94 18.18(11) (29.46) 29.95 29.93
α Cen A/B G2V/K1V(14) 1.10/0.91(15) 1.22/0.86(16) 1.35 17.60(4) 28.73 28.16 27.42
κ1 Cet G5V(17) 1.04(18) 0.92(18) 9.14 17.50(4) 28.93 28.79 28.89
ξ Boo A G7V(19) 0.90(20) 0.80(21) 6.71 17.90(4) 29.00 28.91 28.94
AB Dor A K0V(22) 0.86(23) 0.96(24) 14.90 18.38(25) (29.51) 29.66 30.18
GJ 702 A/B K0V/K4V(8) 0.88/0.73(26) 0.86/0.88(26) 5.08 18.06(27) 28.82 28.70 28.46
GJ 117 K1V(28) 0.90(29) 0.79(d) 10.40 18.00(4) 28.89 28.93 29.08
AU Mic M1V(30) 0.31(31) 0.84(32) 9.90 18.20(4) 29.09 29.25 29.74
YY Gem A/B M0.5V(30) 0.60/0.60(33) 0.62/0.62(33) 15.60 18.00(34) (29.14) 29.34 29.91
EQ Peg A M3.5V(35) 0.39(36) 0.35(36) 6.26 18.13(37) (28.37) 28.95 28.60
AD Leo M4V(8) 0.40(38) 0.38(38) 4.90 18.50(4) 28.42 28.92 28.86
YZ CMi M4V(39) 0.31(40) 0.32(40) 5.99 17.80(34) 28.28 28.48 28.66
EV Lac M4V(41) 0.32(36) 0.30(36) 5.02 18.00(4) 27.92 28.46 29.08
AT Mic A/B M4.5V(42) 0.27/0.25(43) 0.61/0.59(44) 10.70 18.20(4) (29.22) 29.30 29.59
Prox Cen M5.5V(45) 0.12(46) 0.15(46) 1.30 17.61(27) 26.93 27.16 27.23
BL/UV Cet M6V(47) 0.10/0.10(48) 0.14/0.14(49) 2.68 17.78(49) (27.68) 27.58 27.59

Notes.

(a)

Both components in YY Gem A/B, AT Mic A/B, and BL/UV Cet are expected to have the same spectral type.

(b)

Distances derived by HIPPARCOS and Gaia.

(c)

The EUV and X-ray values give luminosities in the 10–36 nm and 0.517–12.4 nm (2.4–0.1 keV) range. Ly-α luminosities in parentheses are estimated using Eq. (23) and measured values were reported by Wood et al. (2014) for π1 UMa, Linsky et al. (2014) for YZ CMi, and Wood et al. (2005) for the rest.

(d)

The radius of GJ 117 is estimated from the stellar models of Spada et al. (2013) assuming the mass and age (150 Myr) given by Vigan et al. (2017).

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