Radio Stars Proceedings of a Workshop on Stellar Continuum Radio Astronomy Held in Boulder, Colorado, U.S.A., 8–10 August 1984
This book is the proceedings of a workshop on stellar continuum radio astronomy that was held in BoUlder, Colorado on August 8-10, 1984. Although it was originally intended to be a small workshop with participants mainly from North America, it evolved to a workshop with 72 partiCipants from twelve c...
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| Language: | English |
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Dordrecht
Springer Netherlands
1985, 1985
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 1985 |
| Series: | Astrophysics and Space Science Library
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Table of Contents:
- PartI — Theoretical Aspects of Stellar Radio Sources
- Radio Observable Processes in Stars (Invited Paper)
- Stochastic Electron Acceleration in Stellar Coronae
- Implications of the 1400 MHz Flare Emission from AD Leo for the Emission Mechanism and Flare Environment
- Co-rotating Interaction Regions In Stellar Winds: Particle Acceleration and Non-Thermal Radio Emission in Hot Stars
- Bombardment Models of White Dwarf Accretion Columns
- Synchrotron Emission from Chaotic Stellar Winds
- Damping of the Magneto- Ionic Z Mode
- Electron-Cyclotron Maser Emission During Solar and Stellar Flares
- Discussion Related to Part I
- II — Winds, Interacting Winds, and other Outflows
- Thermal Radio Emission from the Winds of Single Stars (Invited Paper)
- Thermal Radio Emission from Circumstellar Envelopes (Invited Paper)
- Problems with Interpreting the Radio Emission from Hot Stars
- The Radio-Emitting Wind, Jet, and Nebular Shell of AG Pegasi
- Multi-Frequency Radio Images of L1551 IRS5
- A Luminosity-Limited VLA Survey of T Tauri Stars in Taurus-Auriga
- Radio Continuum Emission from Pre-Main Sequence Stars and Associated Structures
- Variations in the Radio Flux of the Hypergiant P Cygni (B1 Ia+)
- Resolution of the Radio Source ?2 Vel
- The Temperature of Outer Envelopes of WR Stars
- Radio and Infrared Observations of Cyg OB2 No. 5
- Radio Emission from ?1 AOrionis
- High Resolution Observations of Radio Stars
- Radio Emission from Symbiotic Stars: A Binary Model
- The Radio Emission of VV Cephei-type Binaries
- Mass-Loss During the Star Forming Process in Cep A
- Discussion Related to Part II
- III — Active Binaries and Flare Stars
- Non-Thermal Radio Emission from Flare Stars and RS CVn Systems (Invited Paper)
- Quiescent Stellar Microwave Emission (InvitedPaper)
- The Solar-Stellar Connection (Invited Paper)
- The HR Diagram for Normal Radio Stars
- Observations of Nonthermal Emission from Early-type Stars
- Radio Emission from AM Herculis
- Microwave Emission from Late Type Dwarf Stars UV Ceti and YZ CMi
- Thermal Emission and Possible Rotational Modulation in AU Mic
- Flare Activity and the Quiescent X-ray Emission in dMe Stars
- Coronal-Hole Detectability on Solar-type Stars
- VLA Observations of A and B Stars with Kilogauss Magnetic Fields
- A VLA Radio Continuum Survey of Active Late-Type Giants in Binary Systems: Preliminary Results
- Radio Polarization Characteristics of Two RS CVn Binaries
- VLA Observations of Late-Type Stars
- Radio Activity on W UMa Systems
- High-angular Resolution Observations of Stellar Binary Systems
- 12 cm Observations of Stellar Radio Sources
- Discussion Related to Part III
- IV — High Energy Phenomena and Stellar Radio Sources
- Radio Emission from Strong X-Ray Sources (Invited paper)
- Parameters of the SS433 Accretion Disk from Photometry and Polarimetry
- Confirmation of Radio Periodicity in Cygnus X-3
- An Extremely Variable Radio Star in the Rho Ophiuchi Cloud
- Discussion Related to Part IV
- V — Techniques and Problems in Stellar Radio Astronomy
- Theoretical Problems Related to Stellar Radio Emission (Invited Panel Paper)
- High-Angular Resolution Studies of Stellar Radio Sources (Invited Panel Paper)
- The Time Resolution Domain of Stellar Radio Astronomy (Invited Panel Paper)
- Deduction of Coronal Magnetic Fields Using Microwave Spectroscopy
- A Technique for Removing Confusion Sources from VLA Data
- Discussion Related to Part V
- Summary of the Current and Future Problems in Radio Stars
- Object Index