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Statistical Analysis of Solar and Stellar Properties

We review the results of Robles et al. [1] in which a simultaneous multi-parameter comparison of solar and stellar properties and environments is presented. This 11-parameter analysis quantifies the (a)typicality of the Sun: we obtain a reduced solar χ /11 = 0.76 ± 0.09 and a probability of 29% ± 11% that a star selected at random has a lower χ value than solar. These two values are consistent with the idea that the Sun is a star selected at random rather than a special star. We also discuss the dependence of the results on different parameter and dataset selection criteria.