The Sun as a Guide to Stellar Physics

<p>1. A) Discoveries and Concepts: The Sun's Role in Astrophysics<br>  Jack B. Zirker and Oddbjørn Engvold <br>2. B) Stellar & Solar Chromospheres and Attendant Phenomena<br>  Thomas Ayres<br>3. C) The Sun's Atmosphere<br>  Alexander I. Shapiro, Hardi Peter, and Sami K. Solanki<br>4. D) Helioseismic Inferences on the Internal  Structure and Dynamics of the Sun <br>  Sarbani Basu and William J. Chaplin<br>5. E) Atmospheric Structure, Non-Equilibrium Thermodynamics and Magnetism <br>5.1 Spectroscopy and Atomic Physics<br>  Philip Judge<br>5.2 Models of Solar and Stellar Atmospheres<br>  Petr Heinzel<br>5.3 Spectropolarimetry, Magnetic Structures & Their Evolution<br>  Kiyoshi Ichimoto<br>6. F) Coronal Magnetism as a Universal Phenomenon<br>  BC Low<br>7. G) MHD and Solar Dynamo Action<br>  Eric Priest<br>8. H) Solar and Stellar Variability<br>  Marianne Faurobert<br>9. I) High-Energy Solar Physics<br>  Hugh Hudson and Alexander MacKinnon<br>10. J) Space Weather at Earth and in Our Solar System<br>  Noé Lugaz<br>11. K) Solar-Stellar Connection<br>  Gibor Basri<br>12. L) Instrumentation<br>12.1 Observations of the Sun from Space<br>  Alan Title<br>12.2 High-Resolution Ground-Based Observations of the Sun<br>  Oddbjørn Engvold and Jack Zirker<br>13. M) Solar Data and Simulations<br>  Neal Hurlburt<br>14. N) Challenges and Prospects for the Future<br>  Jean-Claude Vial and Andrew Skumanich</p>