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Thermal waves in stars

Astrophysics, 1975
In this paper I have set forth in detail the theory of thermal waves in inhomogeneous media; it has, I believe, independent theoretical interest. I wish also to point out the fact that the mechanism of separation of an envelope in a nova explosion has hitherto remained obscure, since it strongly depends on the nature of the energy source of the ...
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GRAVITATIONAL-WAVE INSTABILITIES IN ROTATING STARS

International Journal of Modern Physics A, 2002
This article provides a brief overview of recent research into the gravitational-wave driven instability of the r-modes in rotating neutron stars.
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Wave star

2010
Wave Star is a Wave Energy device developed and installed in Denmark. The paper describes the scale 1:40 model installed in Nissum Bredning in 2006, and gives production figures from this installation. Further the Hanstholm Scale 1:2 model is described.
Frigaard, Peter Ba   +3 more
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Wave Propagation in Pulsating Stars

Astrophysics and Space Science, 1998
Lissajous diagrams are used to detect phase lags between radial velocity curves associated with different ions. Present in many kind of variable stars, this effect provides an important tool to study the atmosphere dynamics.
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Wave Star C5:Wave forces on foundation piles

2007
Design pile loads in this document are based on the Morison equation. In Chapter 3 and 4 the background for the design loads provided in Chapter 5 are given. In the remaining chapters from Chapter 6 and onward discussions and explanations of the results are given.A historical list of activities up to the present revision is given in Appendix A ...
Kramer, Morten; id_orcid 0000-0002-5810-5564   +1 more
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On thermal waves in stars

Astrophysics and Space Science, 1972
It is shown by a certain combination of stella parameters and energy which was released by a outburst, the transfer of that energy outwards is carried out by the thermal wave.
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Wave-Rotation Interaction in Stars

Publications of the Astronomical Society of Japan, 1983
Abstract The wave-rotation interaction is formulated in terms of Reynolds stress in rotating stars. How the rotation change is connected with wave dissipation, excitation, and transience is demonstrated in the case of the slowly rotating stars. How the nonaxisymmetric nonradial oscillations can redistribute the angular momentum in stars,
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The induced star formation: Combustion waves and star bursts

Astrophysics and Space Science, 1989
One of interactions of young active stars with interstellar gas is excitation of shock waves, that compress the gas and favour the formation of new generation of stars. Thus, a positive feedback between stellar and gaseous constituents is realized. When spread from point to point this interaction gives rise to a stationary wave of star formation.
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Shock Waves in Outflows from Young Stars

Astrophysics and Space Science, 2003
This review focuses on physics of the cooling zones behind radiative shocks and the emission line diagnostics that can be used to infer physical conditions and mass loss rates in jets from young stars. Spatial separations of the cooling zones from the shock fronts, now resolvable with HST, and recent evidence for C-shocks have greatly increased our ...
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