Stellar pulsation : proceedings of a Conference held as a memorial to John P. Cox at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico, USA, August 11-15, 1986

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Auteur principal: Cox, Arthur N, 1927-
Collectivité auteur: Conference on stellar pulsation (Auteur)
Autres auteurs: Sparks, Warren Morgan, 1939- (Directeur de la publication), Starrfield, Sumner Grosby, 1940- (Directeur de la publication)
Format: Livre numérique
Langue:Anglais
Publié: Berlin [etc.] : Springer [20..].
Cham : Springer Nature
Collection:Lecture notes in physics 274
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Edition sous un autre format:• Stellar pulsation, proceedings of a Conference held as a memorial to John P. Cox at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico, USA, August 11-15, 1986, ed. by A. N. Cox, W. M. Sparks and S. G. Starrfield, Berlin, Springer, 1987, 1 vol. (XIV-422 p.), Lecture notes in physics, 3-540-17668-3
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Table des matières:
  • Early scientific activities of John Paul Cox
  • The evolution of variable stars
  • Evolution of cepheids with pulsationally driven mass loss
  • Mixing core material into the envelopes of red giants
  • Pulsations of B stars-A review of observations and theories
  • Stability of radial and non-radial pulsation modes of massive ZAMS models C
  • Linear nonadiabatic pulsations of homogeneous ZAMS stars
  • Thirteen-color photometry of BW-Vulpeculae: Revisited
  • Spectroscopy and photometry of the optical photosphere of BW Vulpeculae: Radiative transfer, ionization, and opacity effects
  • BW Vulpeculae pulsation kinematics
  • High resolution observations of iota herculis
  • The observational status of ? cephei stars
  • Periodic line profile and photometric variations in mid-b stars
  • Nonlinear behavior of nonradial oscillations in ? per
  • The nature of 53 persei
  • Preliminary results of a survey for line profile variations among the O stars
  • The Maia stars - A real class of variable stars
  • Empirical-theoretical modeling of Be variable mass-loss via variable: Photospheric mass-outflow; Coronal opacity; Radiation-amplified wind-piston, driving pulsating cool-envelope
  • Low frequency oscillations of uniformly rotating stars and a possible excitation mechanism for variable B stars
  • Oscillations in massive spinning stars
  • Rapidly oscillating Ap stars and Delta Scuti variables
  • The unusual Delta Scuti star ?2 Tau
  • Period variations in SX PHE stars: CY AQR, DY PEG and HD 94033
  • Far-ultraviolet observations of the Delti-Scuti variable Beta Cassiopeiae
  • Recent observations of some rapidly oscillating Ap stars
  • Are there any true ? set Ap stars?
  • Searches for rapid line profile variations of two pulsating CP2 stars: HD 128898 and HD 201601
  • Nonradial pulsations of ? Scuti stars.-Cepheids: Problems and possibilities
  • A possible solution to the cepheid mass problem?
  • The mass of the classical Cepheid SU Cygni
  • BM cas: Rosetta stone Manqué
  • Cepheid period-radius relations
  • The cepheid temperature scale
  • Properties of the light curves of s-Cepheids
  • Light curves for Cepheids in NGC 6822
  • The luminosities of the binary Cepheids SU Cyg, SU Cas, and W Sgr
  • Frequency analysis of the unusual short-period Cepheid EU Tauri
  • Double mode pulsators in the instability strip
  • Fourier decomposition of LMC cepheid light curves
  • Time-dependent fourier analysis, application to nonlinear pulsations of stellar models
  • A study of time-evolving hydrodynamic cepheid models
  • Hydrodynamic models of bump cepheids
  • Modeling of cepheid behavior in the infrared
  • Field RR Lyrae stars
  • On the mixed-mode RR lyrae variables in the globular cluster Ic 4499
  • VBLUW photometry of RR Lyrae stars in ? cen and M4
  • A surface brightness analysis of eight RR Lyrae stars
  • A universal period-infrared luminosity relation for RR Lyraes?
  • Nonlinear RR Lyrae models with time dependent convection
  • The structure of variable star light curves
  • Long-period variables
  • Multiperiodicity in the light curve of alpha orionis
  • A periodic variation in the radial velocity of arcturus
  • RHO Cassiopeiae: A hyperbright radial pulsator?
  • Population II variables
  • Simultaneous optical and infrared photometry of RV Tauri stars
  • RV Tauri stars: The resonance hypothesis
  • Comparison of observational and theoretical parameters for short-period Type II cepheid variables
  • Some current problems in helioseismology
  • The intermediate-degree f-mode multiplets of the sun
  • Comparison of 1983 and 1979 SCLERA observations
  • Confirmation of detection and classification of low-order, low-degree,acoustic modes with 1985 observations
  • R-mode oscillations in the sun
  • Inverse problem of solar oscillations
  • Nonadiabatic, nonradial solar oscillations
  • Pulsational analyses of post planetary nebula central stars and degenerate dwarfs
  • Constraints on the atmospheric compositions of PG1159-035 and similar pulsating stars
  • PG 1346+082: An interacting binary white dwarf system
  • A search for hot pulsators similar to PG 1159-035 and the central star of K 1-16
  • What are high l modes, if anything?
  • Pulsations of white dwarf stars with thick hydrogen or helium surface layers
  • Ensampling white dwarf g-modes
  • Uniform period spacings in white dwarf models
  • Theoretical expression for the rates of chance of non-radial pulsation periods in rapidly evolving stars
  • Secular instabilities of rotating neutron stars
  • Nonlinear pulsations of luminous He stars
  • Pulsations of cataclysmic variables
  • On the 9.25 minute X ray oscillations of V471 Tauri
  • Hydrodynamic studies of oxygen, neon, and magnesium novae
  • Capabilities of the hubble space telescope for variable-star research
  • An asteroseismology explorer.