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Collision-Induced Molecular Absorption in Stellar Atmospheres
1995Collision-induced absorption (CIA) arises in small complexes of inert atoms or molecules due to dipole moments temporarily induced during intermolecular interactions. It is well known that CIA is the major source of the infrared opacity of dense planetary atmospheres, which are composed of nonpolar molecules.
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Exploring Stellar Collisions within Very Wide Binaries
2013Abstract (2,250 Maximum Characters): In a previous work (Kaib et al. 2013), we showed that on Gyr timescales, stellar orbits of very wide binaries are often driven to very high eccentricities. In many instances, the resulting periastron passages are close enough for the two stars to destabilize one another's planetary system. In much rarer occurrences,
Kaib, Nathan A., Raymond, Sean N.
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Stellar Collisions During Binary Interactions and the Effect on Runaway Collisions
2007Fregeau, J.M. +3 more
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