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Classical Cases of Non-solar Mixing Length in Low Mass Stars
The treatment of convection is one of the largest remaining uncertainties in models of low mass stars. The Mixing Length Theory (MLT) for super-adiabatic convection has come under particular scrutiny. Evidence is mounting that a single value of the mixing length parameter ($α_\mathrm{MLT}$) should n
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