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Prospects for detecting signs of life on exoplanets in the JWST era. [PDF]
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The dramatic transition of the extreme Red Supergiant WOH G64 to a Yellow Hypergiant
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UV Stellar Spectral Classification
1987Stellar observers in the ultraviolet tend to use the MK classification system as a spectral reference also in this spectral range, implying that it characterizes the whole spectrum, even if it is defined only from the visible range. However, an analysis of about two thousand spectra collected by the S2/68 experiment on board the TD1 satellite showed ...
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Infrared Classification of Young Stellar Objects
1996The radiative transfer equation for a dusty envelope as close as possible to an embedded central source possesses scaling properties. For a given dust chemical composition, the solution depends only on overall optical depth and the functional form of the radial dust distribution.
Željko Ivezić, Moshe Elitzur
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What Stellar Classification Tells Us
2009When Bunsen and Kirchoff observed the stars spectroscopically, they opened up a new field of observation, and stellar spectroscopy soon became a routine. What the astronomers discovered was a bewildering variety of stellar spectra, to the point of confusion and disarray.
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Classification and Description of Stellar Spectra
1932To Joseph von Fraunhofer we are indebted for the first analyses of the spectra of fixed stars. Though he was concerned with the study of spectra primarily from the standpoint of an optician and maker of achromatic objectives, Fraunhofer’s truly scientific interest led him instinctively to record and describe new phenomena which came under his ...
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