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Balance Energy in Active Region Coronae Lundquist, Fisher, McTiernan, Rgnier SHINE Poster Predict SXT emission for 8210 Compare the predictions different of coronal heating theories A few predicted SXT emissions for different heating rates: Non-linear, quasi-FFF solution

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