We briefly discuss the solar composition problem, i.e. the conflict between helioseismology and standard solar models implementing the state-of-the-art photospheric abundances. We infer the composition of the Sun from helioseismic and solar neutrino data and we compare the obtained results with recent abundances determinations. We show that the opacity profile of the Sun is well constrained by the solar observational properties and we emphasize the importance of a future CNO neutrino measurement.
A short discussion of the solar composition problem
VILLANTE, FRANCESCO LORENZO
2015-01-01
Abstract
We briefly discuss the solar composition problem, i.e. the conflict between helioseismology and standard solar models implementing the state-of-the-art photospheric abundances. We infer the composition of the Sun from helioseismic and solar neutrino data and we compare the obtained results with recent abundances determinations. We show that the opacity profile of the Sun is well constrained by the solar observational properties and we emphasize the importance of a future CNO neutrino measurement.File in questo prodotto:
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