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Bibliography from ADS File: Giampapa.Bib June 27, 2021 1 Bibliography from ADS file: giampapa.bib Giampapa, M. S., Andretta, V., Beeck, B., Reiners, A., & Schüssler, M., “Joint August 16, 2021 Response of the Helium Lines to Chromospheric Heating in Solar-type Stars”, 2012AAS...22020314G ADS Andretta, V. & Giampapa, M., “Estimating the Fractional Area Coverage of Guilluy, G., Andretta, V., Borsa, F., et al., “The GAPS programme at TNG. Active Regions in Dwarf Stars”, 2011ASPC..448.1111A ADS XXII. The GIARPS view of the extended helium atmosphere of HD 189733 b Fletcher, L., Hudson, H., Cauzzi, G., et al., “Splinter Session “Solar and Stellar accounting for stellar activity”, 2020A&A...639A..49G ADS Flares””, 2011ASPC..448..441F ADS Rackham, B., Apai, D., Giampapa, M., et al., “Towards Mitigating the Impact of Giampapa, M. 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