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Convective characteristics of Fe I lines across the solar disc

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3D Non-LTE radiation transfer: theory and applications to stars, exoplanets, and kilonovae cites this paper.

3D Non-LTE radiation transfer: theory and applications to stars, exoplanets, and kilonovae Convective characteristics of Fe I lines across the solar disc

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Towards understanding stellar variability at the sub m/s level: granulation-induced variability across the optical spectrum cites this paper.

Towards understanding stellar variability at the sub m/s level: granulation-induced variability across the optical spectrum Convective characteristics of Fe I lines across the solar disc

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