Physics of classical novae : proceedings of Colloquium no. 122 of the International Astronomical Union held in Madrid, Spain, on 27-30 June 1989 / A. Cassatella, R. Viotti, (eds.).
By: International Astronomical Union. Colloquium (122 : 1989 : Madrid, Spain)
Contributor(s): Cassatella, A. (Angelo) | Viotti, Roberto
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TextSeries: Lecture notes in physics: 369.Publisher: Berlin ; New York : Springer-Verlag, ©1990Description: 1 online resource (xii, 462 pages) : illustrationsContent type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9783540466383; 354046638XSubject(s): Stars, New -- Congresses | Novae -- Congrès | Stars, New | Kongress | NovaGenre/Form: Electronic books. | Conference papers and proceedings. | Madrid (1989) Additional physical formats: Print version:International Astronomical Union. Colloquium (122 : 1989 : Madrid, Spain).: Physics of classical novae.DDC classification: 523.8 LOC classification: QB841 | .I55 1989Other classification: UD 8220 Online resources: Click here to access online Action note: digitized 2010 committed to preserveSummary: Satellite observations in various previously unexplored spectral regions have provided a host of data on novae over the last decade. This carefully refereed conference volume is devoted to classical novae and related objects. Around 30 papers discuss observations (basic properties of novae, outbursts, and nebular ejecta), theoretical considerations, and models of observations. In addition the reader will find an introductory review on binary stars by R.P. Kraft and a summary by P. Eggleton of the papers and posters presented at the conference. To help the reader in finding any specific subject or stellar object the volume concludes with a detailed index.
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Satellite observations in various previously unexplored spectral regions have provided a host of data on novae over the last decade. This carefully refereed conference volume is devoted to classical novae and related objects. Around 30 papers discuss observations (basic properties of novae, outbursts, and nebular ejecta), theoretical considerations, and models of observations. In addition the reader will find an introductory review on binary stars by R.P. Kraft and a summary by P. Eggleton of the papers and posters presented at the conference. To help the reader in finding any specific subject or stellar object the volume concludes with a detailed index.
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