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Author:   R.J. Tayler
Publisher:   Springer
Imprint:   Kluwer Academic Publishers
Edition:   Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1974
Volume:   66
Weight:   0.530kg
ISBN:  

9789027704719

ISBN 10:   9027704716
Pages:   278
Publication Date:   31 October 1974
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
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Table of Contents

Nuclear Reactions and Neutrinos in Stellar Evolution.- Screening Factors in Late Stellar Evolution.- The Explosive r-Process.- Hot CNO-Ne Cycles.- Discussion Following Paper by Arnett.- Circulation and Mixing.- On the Mixing of the Matter in Semiconvective Regions of Massive Stars.- Discussion Following Paper by Kippenhahn.- Non-Explosive Mass Loss.- Mass Ejection by Radiation Pressure.- Stellar Envelopes at Supercritical Luminosity.- Discussion Following Paper by Woolf.- Review of IAU Symposium No. 59 on Stellar Instability and Evolution, Canberra, August 1973.- Discussion Following Paper by Iben.- Evolution of Stars with M?8M?.- The URCA Process in Convective Cores.- Discussion Following Paper by Paczynski.- Evolution of Stars with M?8M?.- Stability Properties of Stars with Central He Burning.- The Effect of Changing the Initial Chemical Composition on the Evolution of a 20 M? Star.- Evolution of Massive Close Binaries.- On the Evolutionary Stage of V448 Cyg.- The Investigation of Open Clusters by Means of Theoretical HR-Diagrams.- Integral Parameters and the Total Mass of Open Clusters.- Mass Loss from Stars and the Location of Blue Supergiants in the HR Diagram.- Supergiant Stars as Chemical Composition Indicators.- Discussion after Paper by Massevitch.- Mixing Between the Core and the Envelope in Stars with Deep Convection Zones.- Evolutionary Abundance Changes in the Envelopes of Moderate Mass Red Supergiants.- Surface Abundances Resulting from Deep Mixing.- Mixing in Stars.- Interpretation of Carbon Stars.- Discussion after Paper by Sugimoto.- Presupernovae.- Do Pulsars Make Supernovae?.- Evolution of Massive Stars from Helium Burning to the Start of Neutronization.- On the Final Fate of Differentially Rotating Degenerate Configurations.- The Explosionof a Rotating Magnetized Star as a Supernova.- Iron Core Collapse in 10 to 30 M? Stars and the Effect of ? Neutrinos.- Discussion after Paper by Nadyozhin.- The Theory of Novae and Nova-Like Systems.- Possible Progenitors of Some Nova-Like Variables.- Discussion after Paper by Faulkner.- Observational Data on Novae and Supernovae.- Early Photographic Observations of Red and Infrared Features in the Spectrum of SN 1972e.- The Reliability of Photometric and Spectroscopic Data of Novae.- On the Frequencies of Type I and Type II Supernovae.- Contracting Envelopes of Novae after Outbursts.- On the Peculiarities of the Star Listed as Nova Aurigae 1960–64 (KR Aur).- Evidence for Continued Ejection Models of Novae.- A Note on the Possible Evolutionary Status of the Recurrent Nova T CrB.- Discussion after Paper by Mustel.- The Chemical Composition of Late Type Stars.- Abundances in Ap Stars; Result of Magnetic Binary Evolution.- Helium Abundance from Radio Recombination Lines.- Discussion after Paper by Boyarchuk.- FG Sagittae: The s-Process Episode (Abstract).- Deciphering FG Sagittae.- Discussion after Paper by Kraft.- Nuclei of Planetary Nebulae.- Discussion after Paper by O’Dell.- White Dwarfs.- The Sources of Energy in White Dwarfs.- Degenerate Dwarfs with Liquefying Cores.- Evidence for g-Mode Oscillations in the Peculiar Blue Variable CD ?42° 14462.- Circulation in Differentially Rotating White Dwarfs.- Discussion after Paper by Vila.- Horizontal Branch Stars (Edited Version of I. Iben’s Remarks).- Four-Color Observations of Blue Horizontal-Branch Stars.- On the Behaviour of Globular Cluster Red Giants in the Colar-Magnitude Diagram.- Photometric Behaviour of Field RR Lyrae Stars.- What SNU? The Case of the Missing Solar Neutrinos.- The Interior Structure ofthe Sun as Gleaned from the Various Explanations of the Null Solar Neutrino Experiment Results.- Effect of Magnetic Field on Solar Neutrino Flux.- Praesepe: No Evidence for Solar Mixing.- A Listener’s Digest of IAU Symposium No. 64 on Gravitational Radiation and Gravitational Collapse.- General Discussion.- Concluding Remarks.- Object Index.- Author Index.

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