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Extragalactic Novae A Historical Perspective Allen W Shafter

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Extragalactic Novae A Historical Perspective Allen W Shafter
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Publisher: IOP Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 39.22 MB
Pages: 300
Author: Allen W Shafter
ISBN: 9780750312974, 0750312971
Language: English
Year: 2019

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Extragalactic Novae A Historical Perspective Allen W Shafter by Allen W Shafter 9780750312974, 0750312971 instant download after payment.

Extragalactic Novae: A historical perspective takes the reader on a journey chronicling the study of a class of eruptive variable stars known as "Novae Stella", Latin for "New Stars". These mysterious transient objects, now referred to simply as novae, have been recognized since antiquity, suddenly appearing in the night sky before slowly fading back into obscurity. The book The book reviews observations of extragalactic novae beginning with a discussion of their role in the discovery that the spiral nebulae were galaxies similar to the Milky Way, up through their recent contributions to our understanding of close binary star formation across differing stellar populations.


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