Nucleosynthesis in Supernova Shock Waves
Thermonuclear reactions occurring in supernova shock wave propagating through stellar envelope
THERMONUCLEAR REACTION↗
Engineering topics
Cameron, A. G. W.
Publications and source records attributed to Cameron, A. G. W..
Helium deficiency in old halo B stars.
Abnormal low helium abundance in atmospheres of old halo B star based on weak absorption lines in helium spectra
B STAR↗
Space astronomy
Astronomical observations through X-ray, ultraviolet, and radio astronomy
RADIO ASTRONOMY↗
Rapid neutron capture in supernova explosions
Rapid neutron capture in supernova explosions
STELLAR MASS EJECTION↗
A note on the production of anomalous abundances of silicon in Ap stars.
Anomalous silicon abundance production in Ap stars
Cameron, A. G. W.↗
Vibrations of neutron stars. I.
Neutron star vibration period and thermal, rotational, vibrational and magnetic energy storage mechanisms in supernova after envelope ejection
Cameron, A. G. W.↗
X-ray emission from old novae.
X-ray emission from old novae noting possibility that hot coronas may arise from vibration
CORONA DISCHARGE↗
Cooling and detectability of neutron stars.
Surface properties, temperature effect, cooling and detectability of neutron stars, using pure iron and pure magnesium compositions
TEMPERATURE EFFECT↗
Some effects of nuclear forces on neutron-star models.
Neutron star structure analysis using composite state equation
STELLAR STRUCTURE↗
Rotation of neutron stars.
Neutron star rotational flattening after formation in supernova implosion
NEUTRON STAR↗
The accumulation of chondritic material.
Melting of solid bodies in chondrule size, discussing accumulation mechanisms involving electrostatic acceleration and gas motions
COSMOLOGY↗
The approach to nuclear statistical equilibrium.
Nuclear reaction and beta decay rates for silicon 28, considering conditions for nuclear statistical equilibrium in stars
STELLAR EVOLUTION↗
Solar evolution with varying G.
Model sequence calculations of early solar evolution extended for case of varying-G cosmology
STELLAR EVOLUTION↗
Planetary atmospheres and the origin of the moon.
Earth-moon system origin assuming moon was formed from terrestrial material ejected from earth during rotational instability
PLANETARY ATMOSPHERE↗
The Earth-Moon System, Proceedings of an International Conference, NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, New York, N.Y., January 20, 21, 1964.
Earth-moon system - NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, Conference, New York, January 1964
EARTH-MOON SYSTEM↗
X-ray and gamma-ray astronomy
Sources of X-rays and high-energy gamma rays, including inverse Compton effect, synchrotron radiation, brehmsstrahlung from hot plasma, and decay of neutral pions
X-RAY ASTRONOMY↗
Thermonuclear reactions in medium and heavy nuclei.
Thermonuclear reaction rates in medium and heavy nuclei determined from statistical properties
NUCLEAR RADIATION↗