Titlebook: Astronomical Masers; Moshe Elitzur Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1992 Galaxy.astronomy.astrophysics.star.stars.stell

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Karsten Berr,Sebastian Feldhuseniled descriptions of various maser sources in the following chapters. The discussion here is necessarily brief, and concentrates on concepts and processes with the most relevance to maser operation. This astronomical background material can be supplemented by the following references: the book . by

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Experimentelle Designs in der Psychologie,963) and the first astronomical maser ever discovered (Weaver et al. 1965). This molecule still provides the largest variety of astronomical sources displaying maser activity. Strong OH maser emission is observed in both star-forming regions and late-type stars. Weak maser effects are prevalent in l

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Quantitative Forschungsmethodenr” maser molecules is provided in §3.1.4. Among those, methanol (CH.OH) and ammonia (NH.) have generated the most activity and show the promise that they soon will join the three “classical” masers OH, H.O and SiO as equally important. This chapter summarizes the current status of maser studies of t

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Quantitative Forschungsmethodene different types of galaxies and to study galactic structure from without, rather than within, more than compensate for the weaker signals and relatively poor spatial resolution when compared with sources in our own Galaxy, the Milky Way. Maser emission has been detected in three species: OH, H.O a

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Psychologie als eine empirische Wissenschaft propagating. Some of the probed properties can be deduced even without modeling of the maser process itself. In such cases maser radiation provides a general astronomical tool, employed in the analysis of properties altogether unrelated to maser action per se. This final chapter describes some of t

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