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Physics-induced impact on the properties of Kepler/K2 solar analogs in the light of PLATO's requirements
Solar analogs are useful laboratories for tests of stellar structure and evolution, particularly in the context of the upcoming PLATO mission. Our study focuses on six seismic solar analogs observed by Kepler and K2. We investigate the impact of the model physical ingredients on these six targets in
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