Titlebook: Jets from Young Stars IV; From Models to Obser Paulo Jorge Valente Garcia,Joao Miguel Ferreira Book 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Jets from Young Stars IV978-3-642-02289-0Series ISSN 0075-8450 Series E-ISSN 1616-6361

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-02289-0Corona; Solar; astrophysical jets; astrophysics; coral heating; fluid jets; laboratory astrophysics

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Output from MHD Models,y spherically symmetric winds to highly collimated jets. In some cases, e.g., in jets associated with young stellar objects, the bulk outflow speeds are nonrelativistic, while in others, e.g., in jets associated with active galactic nuclei or gamma-ray bursts, it can even be highly relativistic. The

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Coronal Heating,analyse it in more detail than ever before. Looking at smaller lengthscales and with higher time and spectral resolution, it has become clear that there are many phenomena that are still not clearly understood.

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Flows in Molecular Media, gas – from which the protostar formed. The speeds of the jets, as deduced from the widths of spectral lines, are strongly supersonic, and a shock wavewill propagate into the molecular gas. In these lectures, we shall be concerned with techniques for modelling the physical and chemical structure of

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The Ionisation and Excitation State of Stellar Outflows,gas dynamic equations (including energy gains and losses) and the equations for a system of atomic/ionic species are introduced. The calculation of the collisional rate coefficients (recombination and ionisation) is described in detail, and a summary of how to include photoionisation processes is al

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Deriving Physical Diagnostics from Observations, . . and hydrogen ionization fraction . .) based on the most prominent optical and near-infrared forbidden emission lines. We discuss both diagnostics independent of the excitation process and methods based on the comparison with radiative shock models. We then detail the different techniques used t