Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 65N. Zanichelli, 1978 - Nuclear physics |
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pressure due to it is given by ( 1 ) Pea Pgas =MH07 . where k denotes the
Boltzmann constant , H the mass of the hydrogen atom , u the mean molecular
weight , the density and T the temperature . The pressure due to radiation , in the
same ...
pressure due to it is given by ( 1 ) Pea Pgas =MH07 . where k denotes the
Boltzmann constant , H the mass of the hydrogen atom , u the mean molecular
weight , the density and T the temperature . The pressure due to radiation , in the
same ...
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I believe that this will be necessary if we are indeed to use binary X-ray stars as
astrophysical laboratories to study ultimately the equation of state of matter at
nuclear densities or the properties of black holes. I have assumed as a starting
point ...
I believe that this will be necessary if we are indeed to use binary X-ray stars as
astrophysical laboratories to study ultimately the equation of state of matter at
nuclear densities or the properties of black holes. I have assumed as a starting
point ...
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The energy shift increases with density and goes from + 140 to + 400 MeV , in the
density region 0 . 5 < ng < 5 ( fm - 3 ' , even in the absence of a two - body
interaction . The effect is of a general nature and is therefore expected to hold for
any ...
The energy shift increases with density and goes from + 140 to + 400 MeV , in the
density region 0 . 5 < ng < 5 ( fm - 3 ' , even in the absence of a two - body
interaction . The effect is of a general nature and is therefore expected to hold for
any ...
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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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