Stellar Evolution, Proceedings of an International Conference, Goddard Institute for Space Studies, New York, N.Y., November 13-15, 1963.
Stellar evolution - International Conference, Goddard Institute for Space Studies, New York, November 1963
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Stellar evolution - International Conference, Goddard Institute for Space Studies, New York, November 1963
Analytic models of stellar evolution, describing homogeneous and inhomogeneous stages, energy conservation and transport radiative and convective transfer mechanisms, etc
Stellar rotation and position of metallic line stars in color magnitude diagram
Spectral red shift of 14 quasi-stellar radio sources tabulated and confirmed from Lick Observatory position and color measurements
Spectral energy distributions of various quasi- stellar radio sources, using photoelectric spectrum scanner
Neutron capture reactions and stellar nucleosynthesis - heavy element buildup
Quasi-stellar objects analyzed stressing theory of local versus cosmological phenomenon
Bibliography on stellar interiors
Electron temperature in stellar shells containing high energy electrons
Spectroscopic analysis of stellar atmosphere chemical composition
Stellar atmosphere models that assume interior energy sources, thermodynamic and mechanical equilibrium, and absorption of radiant energy only in continuous spectrum
Chemical composition of stellar atmosphere related to galactic evolution
History of theoretical research on stellar atmospheres, with bibliography
Inverse Compton effect in models of quasi-stellar objects demonstrated to be independent of magnetic field
Quasi-stellar object red shift correlation with radio magnitude
Stellar evolution model compared with observation to determine interior structure of real stars
Far UV radiation flux measurement by satellite- borne telescopic stellar spectrophotometer