Evolution of massive stars
a confrontation between theory and observation
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Contributions
- Vanbeveren, D. - Contributor
- Rensbergen, W. van - Contributor
- Loore, Camiel W. H. de. - Contributor
Publication
1994 - Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht
Language
English
Word Count
122,500 words, Guess
Page Count
490 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1084257M
- ISBN-100792327993
- OCLC Control Number30157768
- Library of Congress Control Number94007973
- Goodreads5119862
Classifications
- DDC523.8/8
- LCCQB843.S9 E96 1994
Description
This book presents a complete overview of what we know -- and would like to know -- about the evolution and structure of massive stars. The spectra of early type stars are produced by elaborate model atmospheres enveloping the internal structure self-consistently. The book is valuable for research on the evolution, structure and atmospheres of massive stars. Astrophysics courses at university level should use the book to get acquainted with the most recent observational data, modeling of the internal and atmospheric structure, and the refined development of single and binary evolution scenarios of massive stars.
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