Titlebook: Atmospheric Diagnostics of Stellar Evolution: Chemical Peculiarity, Mass Loss, and Explosion; Proceedings of the 1 Ken‘ichi Nomoto Conferen

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Anwendungsbeispiel 1: Rechnen in der Physikent, and He-rich stars. This review summarizes the current data, which are necessary to construct and test the theoretical models of these stars. In the second half of the review we concentrate on Li. In the lower main-sequence stars abundances of Li have been determined in hundreds of stars. Some of the remarkable results are:

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Funktionale Unternehmungsbewertungmits for the relative isotope abundance of (.Si) / [.Si) , and are larger than the terrestrial value of 1.51. Recent theoretical studies suggest that hydrostatic nucleosysnthesis and supernova explosions result in smaller values of (.Si) / (.Si) than solar. These models cannot explain the observed excess of .Si.

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Main sequence abundances: Observational aspects,ent, and He-rich stars. This review summarizes the current data, which are necessary to construct and test the theoretical models of these stars. In the second half of the review we concentrate on Li. In the lower main-sequence stars abundances of Li have been determined in hundreds of stars. Some of the remarkable results are:

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SiO isotope emissions from late-type stars,mits for the relative isotope abundance of (.Si) / [.Si) , and are larger than the terrestrial value of 1.51. Recent theoretical studies suggest that hydrostatic nucleosysnthesis and supernova explosions result in smaller values of (.Si) / (.Si) than solar. These models cannot explain the observed excess of .Si.

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0075-8450 ted to the topics of chemical peculiarities and mass loss mechanisms and atmospheric models. The intended readers are professional astronomers and astrophysicists, as well as physicists. The book will also be an important source of information for graduate students.978-3-662-13701-7978-3-540-39282-8Series ISSN 0075-8450 Series E-ISSN 1616-6361

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