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Hard to verify anything since there are no references, but a couple of things jump out:
- M class stars are Yellow Giants? I suspect not. In fact a majority of red giants are K class, let alone M. The 10.6% number (prove it!) certainly doesn't include M class giants and almost certainly doesn't include K either.
- A 0.5 M☉ star might evolve to a K class giant (but prove it!), but not a G class so this might also need to change.
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Hard to verify anything since there are no references, but a couple of things jump out:
- M class stars are Yellow Giants? I suspect not. In fact a majority of red giants are K class, let alone M. The 10.6% number (prove it!) certainly doesn't include M class giants and almost certainly doesn't include K either.
- A 0.5 M☉ star might evolve to a K class giant (but prove it!), but not a G class so this might also need to change.