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Motivated by recent observations of short-timescale variations in theinfrared emission of circumstellar disks, we propose that coronal massejections can remove dust grains on timescales as short as a few days.Continuous monitoring of stellar activity, coupled to infrared observations,can place meaningful constraints on the proposed mechanism.

Coronal Mass Ejections As a Mechanism for Producing IR Variability in Debris Disks