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Influence of heavy element and rotationally induced diffusions on the solar models

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arxiv astro-ph/9706213 v1 pith:XPPEJFQB submitted 1997-06-20 astro-ph

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We present the results of solar model computation done with the latest Livermore opacities. Models without diffusion, with hydrogen diffusion only and with hydrogen and heavy elements diffusion are considered. The influence of mixing below the convective envelope induced by rotation and angular momentum losses is also discussed. The sound speed of our best model, does not deviate from that of Basu's seismic one by more than about one thousandth; p-mode frequencies are also compared with observations and frequencies for low order p and g-modes are given.

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