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Cyclical Variability in Stellar Winds

Name: Cyclical Variability in Stellar Winds
Brand: Springer, Berlin
SKU: 01566728
Price: 51.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Lex Kaper
ISBN: 9783540648024

Proceedings of the ESO Workshop Held at Garching, Germany, 14 - 17 October 1997

Lex Kaper

Alexander W. Fullerton

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 01566728

Publishers Springer, Berlin, November 1997

It is well known that stellar winds are variable. Recent investigations show that the observed fluct... Full description

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It is well known that stellar winds are variable. Recent investigations show that the observed fluctuations are often cyclical in nature. This property seems to be shared by the winds of cool and hot stars, even though the physical mechanisms driving these winds are fundamentally different. The time was ripe for astrophysicists studying different types of stars, but applying very similar models, to present the state of the art in a concise form. The proceedings will provide a useful, up-to-date overview of the observations, interpretation, and modelling of the time-dependent mass outflows from a wide variety of stars, including young, pre-main-sequence objects, solar-type stars, red supergiants, and hot, massive stars.