White Dwarfs as Probes of Fundamental Physics (Iau S357)

Tracers of Planetary, Stellar and Galactic Evolution
Herausgeber: Barstow, Martin A; Ferrario, Lilia; Provencal, Judith L; Kleinman, Scot J

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Produktbeschreibung

In these proceedings, astrophysicists indicate the direction of white dwarf research for the next decade.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Seitenzahl: 246
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. November 2020
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 249mm x 177mm x 14mm
• Gewicht: 544g
• ISBN-13: 9781108492027
• ISBN-10: 1108492029
• Artikelnr.: 59758260

Inhaltsangabe

1. Type Ia Supernova Sub-classes and Progenitor Origin Ashley Ruiter; 2.
Convection in Common Envelopes and the Formation of Double White Dwarfs
Emily Wilson; 3. Double Degenerate Candidates in the Open Cluster NGC 6633
Joseph Barnett; 4. ANTARES: A Gateway to ZTF and LSST Alerts Chien-Hsiu
Lee; 5. Exoplanetary Oxygen Fugacities from Polluted White Dwarf Stars
Alexandra Doyle; 6. Near-infrared Observations of Dusty White Dwarfs Laura
Rogers; 7. The Search for Planet and Planetesimal Transits of White Dwarfs
with the Zwicky Transient Facility Keaton Bell; 8. Searching for Low-mass
Companions Around White Dwarfs and Subdwarfs from Kepler Field Jerzy
Krzesinski; 9. Variation of Fundamental Constants and White Dwarfs Susana
Landau; 10. Clues to the Origin and Properties of Magnetic White Dwarfs
Adela Kawka; 11. A New Look at Magnetic White Dwarfs François Hardy; 12.
Continuous Gravitational Wave from Magnetized White Dwarfs Surajit Kalita;
13. Laboratory Studies of Vacuum Ultra-Violet (VUV) Emission Spectra of
Heavy Element Ions W.-Ü Lydia Tchang-Brillet; 14. Neutral Helium Line
Profiles through the Simulation of Local Interactions Patrick Tremblay; 15.
White-Dwarf Asteroseismology: An Update Alejandro Hugo Córsico; 16.
Variable White Dwarfs: Past Progress, Future Opportunities Harry Shipman;
17. Evolution and Asteroseismology of Ultra-massive DA White Dwarfs
Francisco De Gerónimo; 18. Validation of Asteroseismic Fitting with the New
White Dwarf Evolution Code Agnes Kim; 19. The Chemical Structure of the Hot
Pulsating DB White Dwarf KIC 08626021 from Asteroseismology Stephane
Charpinet; 20. Searching for ZZ Ceti White Dwarfs in the Gaia Survey
Olivier Vincent; 21. Pulsating White Dwarfs and Convection Judith
Provencal; 22. Accreting Pulsating White Dwarfs: Probing Heating and
Rotation Paula Szkody; 23. QPOs from Post-shock Accretion Column of
Strongly Magnetized Accreting White Dwarfs Prasanta Bera; 24. White Dwarfs
as Advanced Physics Laboratories: The Axion Case Jordi Isern; 25. The Real
Time Evolution of Post-AGB Stars Marcin Hajduk; 26. (Pre-)White Dwarf Stars
as Measuring Tools for Yields of AGB Nucleosynthesis Lisa Löbling; 27. The
Spectral Evolution of Hot White Dwarfs Antoine Bédard; 28. The Spectral
Evolution of Cool White Dwarfs Simon Blouin; 29. The Completeness of
Gaia-Selected Samples of White Dwarfs: Are We There Yet? Terry Oswalt; 30.
Two Delays in White Dwarf Evolution Revealed by Gaia Sihao Cheng; 31.
Ensemble Evolutionary Studies of White Dwarfs in Open Star Clusters Kurtis
Williams; 32. New Population Synthesis Approach: The Golden Path to
Constrain Stellar and Galactic Physics Nadege Lagarde; 33. A Catalog of
159,238 White Dwarf Ages Ted von Hippel; 34. A Bayesian Analysis of White
Dwarfs in Open Clusters Observed with Gaia Elizabeth Jeffery; 35. Testing
White Dwarf Cosmochronology Using Wide Double White Dwarfs Tyler Heintz;
36. Statistics of White Dwarf Properties in Intermediate Polars Valery
Suleimanov; 37. Realistic Models of Globular Clusters with White Dwarfs,
Neutron Stars and Black Holes Using GPU Supercomputer Bhusan Kayastha; 38.
Masses of White Dwarfs in Symbiotic Binaries Kenneth Hinkle; 39. Four New
Self-lensing Binaries from Kepler: Radial Velocity Characterization and
Astrophysical Implications Kento Masuda; 40. What Can ISM and
Non-Photospheric Highly Ionised Lines in White Dwarf Spectra Reveal about
the Beta CMa Tunnel? Nicolle Finch; 41. Geometry of Nova Ejecta M. Pavana;
42. Main Conclusions from Symposium Discussions Martin Barstow.