Cool stars, stellar systems, and the sun : proceedings of the Third Cambridge Workshop on Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun, held in Cambridge, Massachusetts, October 5-7, 1983
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| Edition sous un autre format: | • Cool stars, stellar systems, and the sun, proceedings of the Third Cambridge Workshop on Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun, held in Cambridge, Massachusetts, October 5-7, 1983, edited by Sallie L. Baliunas and Lee Hartmann, Berlin, Springer-Verlag, 1984, 1 vol. (VII-364 p.), Lecture notes in physics, 3-540-12907-3 • Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun, Texte imprimé, 9783662164174 |
Sisällysluettelo:
- Recent observations of T Tauri stars
- Results from ultraviolet observations of T Tauri stars
- X-ray emission from pre-main sequence stars
- Infrared and molecular line observations of young stars and associated dense gas
- Photometric monitoring of T Tauri stars, RS CVn stars and related objects
- Angular momentum loss during pre-main sequence contraction
- Atmospheres and winds of T Tauri stars
- Post-T Taubi stars in T associations
- The formation of cool stars from cloud cores
- A dynamical origin for the stellar birthline
- Rotational velocities of low mass stars in intermediate age open clusters
- Measurements of rotational velocities of F and G stars
- High-resolution observations of cool stars with the ESO Coude' Echelle Spectrometer
- The rapidly-rotating field M-dwarf Gliese 890
- Evolution of rotation in main-sequence stars
- On the origins of chromospheric activity in late-type stars
- Time series measurements of chromospheric emission and possible evidence for differential rotation
- Deterministic time series modeling of Ca II H & K stellar index data
- The evolution of coronal activity in main sequence cool stars
- Coronal structure and rotation in late-type stars
- A search for secular luminosity variations in the Pleiades cluster
- Solar flux variations and concepts for a stellar photometric satellite
- Solar-cycle temperature variations in sunspots
- HRTS ultraviolet images of the solar chromosphere and transition zone
- The NSO initiative to pursue the solar-stellar connection on the McMath Solar Telescope
- Laboratory identification of the 3P1,2 - 5S 2 O intersystem lines of S III
- Transition region coronal models: A comparison with XUV observations
- X-ray transients and flares from active stellar systems
- Long-term behavior of stellar flareactivity in AD Leo
- Radio observations of active stars: Direct evidence for polarity reversals?
- Capella HL
- Lithium depletion in solar-type stars
- Nitrogen abundances in disk and halo dwarfs
- Four W ursae majoris contact binaries in the old galactic cluster NGC 188
- Does the physical state of a mantle indicate the stage of evolution of a star?
- A review of the first observations of stars using the Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS)
- RS CVn binary systems
- Starspots, differential rotation and a possible six-year spot cycle on Lambda Andromedae
- Visual and infrared photometry of the long-period RS CVn system HR 7275
- H? observations of the RS CVn star, RT LAC: Evidence for gas streaming: Preliminary results
- Near infrared photometry of some RS CVn systems
- The puzzle of the UV continua of the Hyades giants
- Multicolor photometry of the active G giant FK Com
- Rotational modulation and high speed streams in FK Comae Berenices: Evidence for a massive, highly-evolved binary system
- Outer atmospheres of giant and supergiant stars
- Envelopes of red giant stars
- Radiative transfer in an expanding spherical medium
- Asymptotic giant branch stars as producers of carbon and of neutron-rich isotopes
- Chromospheres in metal deficient field stars
- Interpretation of the observed MG II emission from N-type carbon stars
- Introductory remarks to the session on alpha orionis and related topics
- Multiband photoelectric photometry of Betelgeuse
- Lower atmospheric changes in Betelgeuse deduced from optical continua polarization measurements
- Photoionization of the circumstellar shell of Betelgeuse by chromospheric radiation
- Better determinations of mass loss rates for red giants and supergiants
- Sulphur I emission lines in the EUV spectrum of ? GRU (M3 II).-OH maser emission as a probe of circumstellar envelope structure
- Preliminary results from studies of high resolution line spectra of late-type giant and supergiant stars
- Discovery of a hot, interactive companion to the S star HD 35155.