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Browsing by Subject "Stellar Winds"

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  • Mallik, S. G. V; Mallik, D. C. V (Royal Astronomical Society, 1988-08)
    Computations of the H-alpha line profiles were performed in a non-LTE moving chromosphere with temperature rise to simulate the observed H-alpha characteristics in G and K supergiants. The comoving frame radiative transfer ...
  • Parthasarathy, M; Pottasch, S. R (European Southern Observatory, 1986-01)
    The far infrared IRAS measurements of the high galactic latitude F-supergiant HD 161796 and related stars are found to show strong far infrared excesses, due to large amounts of dust around them. For HD 161796 the dust ...
  • Ghosh, K. K (American Astronomical Society, 1990-05)
    H-alpha profiles for 12 Be stars and four standard stars were obtained on six nights in January and February, 1988, in order to search for rapid spectral variability in these stars. The results show that the Be stars earlier ...
  • Indulekha, K; Kundt, W; Shylaja, B. S (Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1990-10)
    The facts indicating that large line-forming regions occur among the best-studied close binaries are outlined. It is pointed out that emission lines are often redshifted while absorption lines are blueshifted, emission ...
  • Shylaja, B. S (Indian Academy of Sciences, 1986-09)
    Spectrophotometric and spectroscopic observations of CQ Cep, the shortest-period binary with a WN component, are presented. Excepting the N V 4603 A, the fluxes of all other emission lines show enhancement at minima. They ...
  • Singh, M (Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1982-10)
    The H α profile in the spectrum of δ Orionis shows phase-dependent changes, with a period of variation equal to the orbital period fo the binary system. The profile shape changes from a normal absorption profile at zero ...
  • Mallik, S. G. V (Indian Academy of Sciences, 1982-03)
    H-alpha is investigated spectroscopically in order to gain information on the properties of expanding chromospheres of late G and K supergiants. Spectra of 23 stars brighter than V equals 6.0 are obtained at dispersions ...
  • Venkatakrishnan, P (D. Reidel Publishing Co., 1986-02)
    Even the very slow expansion of a star's radius due to evolution on the Main Sequence is shown to be supercritical for cool stars without coronae. Since steady sphericaily-symmetric supercitical solutions are theoretically ...

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