Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 65N. Zanichelli, 1978 - Nuclear physics |
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All these topics have been treated by adopting very idealized gedanken
experiments with test particles , which should not be considered in themselves of
any realistic astrophysical meaning . Some of the conclusions , however ,
reached on ...
All these topics have been treated by adopting very idealized gedanken
experiments with test particles , which should not be considered in themselves of
any realistic astrophysical meaning . Some of the conclusions , however ,
reached on ...
Page 316
... determination of the Green ' s functions for the coupled system of equations
have been given in ref . [ 135 ] . The gravitationally induced electromagnetic
radiation , for the specific example here considered , has been found to be AE ~ 0
.
... determination of the Green ' s functions for the coupled system of equations
have been given in ref . [ 135 ] . The gravitationally induced electromagnetic
radiation , for the specific example here considered , has been found to be AE ~ 0
.
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4 cannot be considered a reliable first approximation as soon as accretion rates
as high as d M / dt ~ ~ 1017 g / s are considered . In this case a more complex
magnetohydrodynamical analysis is needed . In a classical work DEUTSCH [ 158
] ...
4 cannot be considered a reliable first approximation as soon as accretion rates
as high as d M / dt ~ ~ 1017 g / s are considered . In this case a more complex
magnetohydrodynamical analysis is needed . In a classical work DEUTSCH [ 158
] ...
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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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