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Stellar equilibrium and energy generation
How would a star regain it's state of equilibrium if the energy generation rate of a star were to become slightly smaller than it's equilibrium?
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It would start to collapse due to less power generation. This would result in heating of the core, which would accelerate fusion reactions there. Hence, equilibrium is maintained.
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