Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 65N. Zanichelli, 1978 - Nuclear physics |
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Shorter time scales (10~3s) give us information about events occurring very close
to the surface of the star (10' cm), ... In the case of stellar-wind accretion, as is
believed to occur in Cen X-3, shocks and accretion wakes dominate a region of ...
Shorter time scales (10~3s) give us information about events occurring very close
to the surface of the star (10' cm), ... In the case of stellar-wind accretion, as is
believed to occur in Cen X-3, shocks and accretion wakes dominate a region of ...
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In the case of the Vela satellites a trigger occurs , and therefore data exist , only if
the flux rises rapidly at some point . Clearly , if the ... We can , therefore , give only
an upper limit to the time in which significant changes occur in the energy flux .
In the case of the Vela satellites a trigger occurs , and therefore data exist , only if
the flux rises rapidly at some point . Clearly , if the ... We can , therefore , give only
an upper limit to the time in which significant changes occur in the energy flux .
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Beyond this point a thermal runaway presumably occurs . ... This value
approaches that required for a beta - induced reimplosion and leaves open the
possibility that for low enough initial 12C abundance remnant formation may
occur .
Beyond this point a thermal runaway presumably occurs . ... This value
approaches that required for a beta - induced reimplosion and leaves open the
possibility that for low enough initial 12C abundance remnant formation may
occur .
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Contents
Why are the stars as they are? | 1 |
Krzeminskis StarCen | 5 |
The theory of degenerate configurations the limiting | 7 |
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