Mass loss by hot stars
Luminous hot stars mass loss attributed to negative effective gravities in outer parts of reversing layers from ionic UV resonance lines
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Publications and source records attributed to Solomon, P. M..
Luminous hot stars mass loss attributed to negative effective gravities in outer parts of reversing layers from ionic UV resonance lines
Molecular and solid hydrogen in dense interstellar clouds suggested from underabundance of neutral atomic hydrogen, discussing grain temperature
OH molecule production in interstellar shock waves, discussing rapid hydrogen production on grains
Maser amplification as intense OH lines cause in small radiation sources, discussing OH molecules formation and chemical pumping
Contribution of collision induced Fermi resonance band of carbon dioxide to Venus atmosphere opacity
Mechanism explaining mass loss for luminous hot stars using ultraviolet line spectra of some ions
Absorption coefficient of quasi-molecular hydrogen under thermodynamic equilibrium conditions