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Shore S.N. — The Tapestry of Modern Astrophysics
Shore S.N. — The Tapestry of Modern Astrophysics



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Íàçâàíèå: The Tapestry of Modern Astrophysics

Àâòîð: Shore S.N.

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This textbook introduces the physical processes of cosmic bodies, planetary atmospheres, stellar outflows, and nebular environments. Shore (Indiana University) describes the phenomena of radiative transfer, the structure of stars, the composition of the interstellar medium, the dynamics of galaxies, and cosmological models.


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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2003

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 861

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 23.03.2006

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rp-process      348
Russell — Saunders coupling (LS coupling)      174
s-factor      332
s-process      see “Neutron reactions”
Sachs — Wolfe effect      832 836
Saha equation      36 773
Salpeter mass function      see “Initial mass function”
Sampling, Nyquist frequency as critical rate      136
Scattering      182—184 186—189
Scattering and non-LTE      237—238
Scattering and random walks of photons      190—192
Scattering coefficient, Compton (Klein — Nishima formula)      209
Scattering coefficient, Raman      207
Scattering coefficient, Rayleigh      204
Scattering coefficient, Thomson (electron)      208
Scattering, Compton      208—214 825 833
Scattering, extended atmospheres      242—243
Scattering, Hanle effect      216
Scattering, Mic      501—503 521
Scattering, principle of invariance      266
Scattering, Raman      205—207
Scattering, Rayleigh      204—205
Scattering, resonance      203—203
Scattering, Thomson (electron)      208 299
Schechter luminosity function      751
Schmidt law      see “Star formation global
Schwarzschild metric      93 390
Schwarzschild metric, two-body problem in      94
Schwarzschild radius      92 (see also “Black holes”)
Schwarzschild singularity      see “Black holes”
Schwarzschild solution, interior      390
Schwarzschild velocity distribution      see “Distribution function Schwarzschild”
Scintillation, atmospheric      142—146
Scintillation, interstellar      541
Sedov — Taylor blast wave      575 577
Seeing, astronomical      142
Selection rules      173—175 462—466 485—488
Semiconvection      304—305
Serkowski relation for interstellar polarization      514
Seyfert galaxies (Sy 1, Sy 2)      see “Galaxies active
Shear mixing      376—377
Shepherding, orbital      see “Three-body problem”
Shift-and-add algorithm      145
Shock adiabat      556
Shocks      554—565
Shocks, instabilities      582
Silk mass      822—823
Similarity solutions      621—624
Similarity solutions and homology scaling in stellar interiors      309—310
Similarity solutions and stellar structure      295—296
Similarity solutions and turbulence      605
Similarity solutions, cosmological      829—830
Similarity solutions, de Sitter      598 791
Similarity solutions, expanding H II region      573
Similarity solutions, momentum conserving      576 579
Similarity solutions, pressure-driven expansion      581
Similarity solutions, pressure-modified collapse      597—599
Similarity solutions, Sedov — Taylor, for adiabatic blast wave      575
Similarity solutions, stagnation      578
Similarity solutions, stellar wind bubble      577 580
Sobolev approximation      247 252 256—259 488
Solar neutrinos      337—341
Solar neutrinos, experiments      352—355
Sound speed      45
Source function      173 179 229
Space time      see “Special relativity”
Spallation      see “Cosmic rays nucleosynthesis
Special relativity      77—81
Special relativity, electrodynamics      80—81
Special relativity, velocity addition equation      78
Specific heats      17 285 289
Spectral classification      225—227
Spectral classification, Morgan — Keenan system, criteria for      274—278
Spectral resolution      146
Spectrographs, correlation      132 133
Spectrographs, diffraction grating equation      131
Spectrographs, gratings      131
Spectrographs, multifiber      132—134
Speed of light, Roemer’s measurement of      106
Spiral galaxies      see “Galaxies spiral”
Stability and thermal cycles      315—316
Stability of polytropes      289—291
Stagnation radius      578
Standard model      296—298
Star clusters      633—637
Star clusters, ages      370 401—404
Star clusters, evaporation of      61—64
Star clusters, gravitothermal catastrophe      61
Star clusters, virial theorem applied to      59—60
Star counts      630 648—649
Star formation and angular momentum      599
Star formation and density waves      666
Star formation in clusters      635—636
Star formation, birthline      366
Star formation, global induced processes      683—688
Star formation, global star formation rate      673—675 810—811
Star formation, initial collapse      597—599
Star formation, pre-main sequence      364—366
Star formation, pre-main sequence binaries      453—455
Starburst galaxies      see “Galaxies active
Stark effect      216—231
Stark effect, Holtzmark profile and classical broadening      217—218
Stark effect, hydrogen line profiles      220—222
Stark effect, quantum mechanical      218—220
Statistical equilibrium      169—175 237—238 343—344 464—469 491—492 510—512
Statistical parallax      see “Parallax statistical”
Stefan — Boltzmann law      27
Stellar evolution, asymptotic giant branch      373—377
Stellar evolution, helium ignition      372—373
Stellar evolution, horizontal branch      372—373
Stellar evolution, isochrones      401—404
Stellar evolution, main sequence      366—369
Stellar evolution, post-asymptotic giant phase      378—380
Stellar evolution, pre-main sequence      364—366
Stellar populations, population III      825
Stellar populations, populations I and II      675
Stellar stability, effect of equation of state      298—299
Stellar wind      245—259 (see also “Outflows thermal
Stellar wind in binary systems      431—434
Stellar wind, chromospheres and coronae      251—252
Stellar wind, colliding stellar winds      432
Stellar wind, discrete absorption components (DAC)      255
Stellar wind, driven by radiation pressure      245—248
Stellar wind, driven by thermal evaporation      249—250
Stellar wind, equation of motion for radiatively driven wind      246—248
Stellar wind, line profile formation in      252—259
Stellar wind, mass loss scaling for red giants      380
Stellar wind, Parker solution      432—433
Stellar wind, radio emission from      243—244
Sticking coefficient      545
Stochastic resonance      321—322
Stochastic sampling      148—149
Stress tensor and Ricci tensor      89 762
Stress tensor, divergence      767
Stress tensor, fluid (Reynolds)      42
Stress tensor, Maxwell      89
Stress tensor, stellar hydrodynamics      643
Stress tensor, turbulent      613
Stress tensor, viscous      439 457—458
Stroemgren radius      493
Stroemgren sphere      567—571
Structure function      143—144 626
Sun      see various (many) appropriate entries including “Main “Thermonuclear “Neutrino
Sunyaev — Zel’dovich effect      833
Superfluids      392 (see also “Distribution function Bose
Superhump      447
Superluminal motion      714
Supernova Remnants      see “Cosmic rays”
Supernova remnants and cosmological distance scale      747
Supernova remnants and magnetic shocks      558—565
Supernova remnants and pulsars      394—395
Supernova remnants, blast waves      574—580
Supernovae and cosmological distance scale      746—747 814—815
Supernovae and nucleosynthesis      see “r-process”
Supernovae, accretion-induced collapse      387
Supernovae, classification of      385—387
Supernovae, line formation in      259—260
Supernovae, type Ia      386—387 746—747 814—815
Supernovae, type II      388
Surface brightness fluctuations      749—750
Switch-on (and switch-off) shock      see “Magnetic fields and shocks”
Symbiotic stars      206
Synchrotron radiation      533—536 614—618 709—713
Synchrotron radiation, minimum energy argument      708—711
Synchrotron radiation, optically thick limit of      536 710—711
Synchrotron radiation, time dependent      711—713
Synchrotron self-Compton process      710—711
System temperature, defined      129—130
Taxonomy, cataclysmic variables      447—448
Taxonomy, close binary stars      419
Taxonomy, cosmic structures      805—806
Taxonomy, galaxies      690—697
Taxonomy, galaxy clusters      719—720 723
Taxonomy, spectral      225—227
Taxonomy, star clusters      633—637
Taxonomy, supernovae      385—387
Taxonomy, variable stars      312 327—328
Tensor, contravariant      81 85
Tensor, covariant      81 85
Tensor, covariant derivative      87
Tensor, density      85
Tensor, killing vectors      97—98 759—760
Tensor, Maxwell stress      90
Tensor, Ricci      88
Tensor, Riemann      87
Tensor, stress      see “Stress tensor”
Thermal bremsstrahlung      192—194
Thermal timescale      61
Thermalization length      189—190
Thermodynamics and thermal instability      591—596
Thermodynamics, energy generation      328—329
Thermodynamics, enthalpy      17—18
Thermodynamics, entropy      see “Entropy”
Thermodynamics, first law      16
Thermodynamics, free energy      18
Thermodynamics, Gibbs free energy      18
Thermodynamics, Helmholtz free energy      18
Thermonuclear reactions, carbon burning      342—343
Thermonuclear reactions, CNO hydrogen process      337—338 375
Thermonuclear reactions, deuterium burning      338—339 365
Thermonuclear reactions, energy yields      340 363
Thermonuclear reactions, helium burning ($3-\alpha$)      341—342 372—374
Thermonuclear reactions, hydrogen burning      337—338 338—341 366—369 375
Thermonuclear reactions, network calculations      410—412
Thermonuclear reactions, proton-proton chain      338—341 366—369 798—805
Thermonuclear reactions, statistical equilibrium      343—344
Thermonuclear runaway      372—373 448—450
Three-body problem      11—15 667
Three-body problem, Lagrangian points      see “Lagrangian points”
Three-body problem, resonances      see “Resonances three-body
Three-body problem, shepherding      14—15
Tidal interactions      6—10
Tidal interactions, clusters and galaxies      64
Tidal interactions, galaxies      715—719 726—727
Tides, circularization and synchronization      420—422
Tides, Earth-Moon system      7 9—10
Tides, Roche limit      6 708 715
Time series      see “Lomb — Scargle method for time series” “Periodogram” “Power
Timescale, ambipolar diffusion      543
Timescale, bending of radio jets      729
Timescale, cooling time      593
Timescale, freefall      312
Timescale, gravitational wave emission for binary systems      429
Timescale, Kelvin — Helmholtz      284
Timescale, Kelvin — Helmholtz contraction      61
Timescale, meridional circulation      309
Timescale, orbital circularization by tidal interaction      422
Timescale, Poynting — Robertson drag      509
Timescale, rotational synchronization by tidal interaction      421
Timescale, self-gravitation (Toomre criterion)      665
Timescale, synchrotron      711
Timescale, thermal      61 (see also “Timescale Kelvin
Timescale, white dwarf cooling time      384
Tolman — Oppenheimer — Volkoff equation      390
Toomre criterion (Q)      663—665
Transition probabilities      169—170
Transition probabilities, molecular line transitions      485—488
Transition probabilities, spontaneous      169 174—175 470
Transition probabilities, spontaneous emission      487
Transition probabilities, stimulated      169 173 175
Tully — Fisher relation      747—748
Turbulence, atmospheric      142—145
Turbulence, interstellar      524—525
Turbulence, Kolmogorov spectrum      144 603—606
Turbulence, Kraichnan spectrum      606—607
Turbulence, structure function      143—144 626
Turbulence, time-dependent      627—628
Twinkling      see “Seeing astronomical”
Uncertainty principle, spectral resolution      146
Unipolar inductor      396—399
URCA process      356—357 385 393—394
Vacuum, cosmology      791—792
Vacuum, energy      775—776 791—794
Van der Waals broadening      221
Variable stars, types of      312 327—328
Vega ($\alpha$ Lyr)      109—111 113
Vertex deviation      641
Violent relaxation      62 639—640
Virial theorem      56—64 282—284
Virial theorem and clusters of galaxies      720—723
Virial theorem and linewidth-scale relations      524—525 747
Virial theorem and magnetized clouds      588—589
Virial theorem and pressure-bounded clouds      589—590
Virial theorem and stellar structure      282—284
Virial theorem, ensemble averages      58—60
Virial theorem, gravitothermal catastrophe      61
Virial theorem, including pressure      60
Virial theorem, surface boundary conditions      589—590
Virial theorem, tensor form      58
Virial theorem, time dependent form      57
Virial theorem, total energy of self-gravitating sphere      61
viscosity      43—44
Viscosity and dynamical friction      39
Viscosity, turbulent      438—439 603—604
Vlasov equation      40—43 642—644
Vogt — Russell “theorem”      363
Voigt profile      see “Line profile Voigt”
Von Zeipel’s theorem      239 307—309 420
Vorticity      44 308 392
Warps      see “Tidal interactions galaxies”
Wavelet transform      155
White dwarfs, cooling      381—385
White dwarfs, mass limit      see “Chandrasekhar mass”
White dwarfs, mass-radius relation      380—381
White dwarfs, spectral classification of      279
Wien approximation      see “Blackbody radiation Wien
Wien displacement law      28
Wiener — Khinchine theorem      163 829
Window function      150 155 829—830
X-ray binaries      448
Zeeman effect      215—216 542
Zero age main sequence (ZAMS)      367—368
Zeta Aurigac binaries      415—417
“Closed-box” models for galactic chemical evolution      677—683
“Gas of stars”      37—39 637—647
“Great attractor”      810
“Leaky box” model for cosmic ray propagation      531—533
“Zone of avoidance”      521—522
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