Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 65N. Zanichelli, 1978 - Nuclear physics |
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Page 48
The approximation breaks down when R / R . ~ 1 . Due to the azimuthal ... Two
types of approximations are commonly made , the first related to the shape of the
surface , the second related to the local stellar atmospheres . The simplest ...
The approximation breaks down when R / R . ~ 1 . Due to the azimuthal ... Two
types of approximations are commonly made , the first related to the shape of the
surface , the second related to the local stellar atmospheres . The simplest ...
Page 49
Furthermore , this approximation always yields two equal light minima , and , as
explained below , is entirely inadequate in discussions of X - ray heating effects .
A somewhat more sophisticated geometrical approximation is the expansion in ...
Furthermore , this approximation always yields two equal light minima , and , as
explained below , is entirely inadequate in discussions of X - ray heating effects .
A somewhat more sophisticated geometrical approximation is the expansion in ...
Page 495
The method employed can be called mean - field approximation , or ,
alternatively , a relativistic Hartree approximation [ 42 ] . It was first employed for a
pure vector interaction by ZELDOVICH [ 43 ] , who made an extensive study of
the high ...
The method employed can be called mean - field approximation , or ,
alternatively , a relativistic Hartree approximation [ 42 ] . It was first employed for a
pure vector interaction by ZELDOVICH [ 43 ] , who made an extensive study of
the high ...
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Why are the stars as they are? | 1 |
Krzeminskis StarCen | 5 |
The theory of degenerate configurations the limiting | 7 |
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