INTERACTION OF LONGITUDINAL AND TRANSVERSE WAVES IN
... isotropic only in the vicinity of the point v = I (w2 ± wo)/(ki ± k2)1. In other regions, specifically, at lower velocities, it need not be isotropic (for example, a plasma in the presence of a beam with velocity much smaller than I(w2 ± w 0 )/ ( ki ± k2) I f'::i w2 I I ki 1. 1. We now consider damp ...
... isotropic only in the vicinity of the point v = I (w2 ± wo)/(ki ± k2)1. In other regions, specifically, at lower velocities, it need not be isotropic (for example, a plasma in the presence of a beam with velocity much smaller than I(w2 ± w 0 )/ ( ki ± k2) I f'::i w2 I I ki 1. 1. We now consider damp ...
neutron star - Chabot College
... • What property of a black hole determines its “size”? • A black hole’s “size” depends on its mass, because the mass determines the size of the black hole’s event horizon, the boundary of the region from which not even light can escape. • What would happen if you watched someone falling into a black ...
... • What property of a black hole determines its “size”? • A black hole’s “size” depends on its mass, because the mass determines the size of the black hole’s event horizon, the boundary of the region from which not even light can escape. • What would happen if you watched someone falling into a black ...
Black Hole Accretion
... accretion rates (0.001 -- 1 LEdd) and NS radii (1.6 -- 4 Schw. radii, i.e., 6.5 -- 16 km), for three choices of the core temperature ...
... accretion rates (0.001 -- 1 LEdd) and NS radii (1.6 -- 4 Schw. radii, i.e., 6.5 -- 16 km), for three choices of the core temperature ...
Dark Matter Concept Questions
... c) every galaxy that has been examined for dark matter. d) many, but not all, galaxies that have been examined for dark matter. 5. Evidence for dark matter comes from observations of a) the orbit of the Moon around Earth and gravitational lensing. b) the orbits of stars and gravitational lensing. c) ...
... c) every galaxy that has been examined for dark matter. d) many, but not all, galaxies that have been examined for dark matter. 5. Evidence for dark matter comes from observations of a) the orbit of the Moon around Earth and gravitational lensing. b) the orbits of stars and gravitational lensing. c) ...
April 24, 2008 15:58 WSPC/142-IJMPD 01215 HOLE RADIANCE
... Note that for mini–black holes in TeV gravity scenarios17,18 the deviations from thermality might therefore be nontrivial, even before reaching the end stages of the evaporation. Our calculations indicate that only at high emission frequencies could an underlying quantum theory of gravity, with the ...
... Note that for mini–black holes in TeV gravity scenarios17,18 the deviations from thermality might therefore be nontrivial, even before reaching the end stages of the evaporation. Our calculations indicate that only at high emission frequencies could an underlying quantum theory of gravity, with the ...
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... Lastly, applying multidimensional gravitational models to basic problems of cosmology and black hole physics, we hope to find answers to such longstanding problems as -singular or nonsingular initial states, -creation of the Universe, creation of matter and its entropy, -acceleration, cosmological ...
... Lastly, applying multidimensional gravitational models to basic problems of cosmology and black hole physics, we hope to find answers to such longstanding problems as -singular or nonsingular initial states, -creation of the Universe, creation of matter and its entropy, -acceleration, cosmological ...
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... these processes can drive mass transfer rates up to ~ 10 6 M sun / yr depending on binary parameters (masses, separation) ...
... these processes can drive mass transfer rates up to ~ 10 6 M sun / yr depending on binary parameters (masses, separation) ...
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... Light isn’t the only kind of radiation coming from the stars. In the late nineteenth century, scientists found out that light is just one form of electromagnetic radiation. Other forms include radio waves, infrared waves (heat), ultraviolet waves, X-ray waves, and gamma ray waves. The diagram to the ...
... Light isn’t the only kind of radiation coming from the stars. In the late nineteenth century, scientists found out that light is just one form of electromagnetic radiation. Other forms include radio waves, infrared waves (heat), ultraviolet waves, X-ray waves, and gamma ray waves. The diagram to the ...
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... Earth and that such a force directly leads to planets moving in elliptical orbits, just as Kepler had revealed in 1609. Kepler knew from his measurements that planets moved in elliptical orbits but did not know the reason. Decades later, Newton showed through his mathematics that such orbits were a ...
... Earth and that such a force directly leads to planets moving in elliptical orbits, just as Kepler had revealed in 1609. Kepler knew from his measurements that planets moved in elliptical orbits but did not know the reason. Decades later, Newton showed through his mathematics that such orbits were a ...
Recipes for ULX formation: necessary ingredients and garnishments
... That is, with masses ∼200M ? This is a controversial issue. In the absence of kinematic masses, various indirect methods have been suggested: X-ray spectral modelling, timing analysis, breaks in the luminosity function, patterns of state transitions, X-ray–radio correlations. Timing features such a ...
... That is, with masses ∼200M ? This is a controversial issue. In the absence of kinematic masses, various indirect methods have been suggested: X-ray spectral modelling, timing analysis, breaks in the luminosity function, patterns of state transitions, X-ray–radio correlations. Timing features such a ...
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... Chandra and XMM fields reveals no new 530 s pulsars, so there is a <0.5% chance of finding a magnetar in any field (Nechita, Gaensler, Muno, et al. in prep). • The pulsar is well within the cluster, with a <10% chance of being an unrelated X-ray source. ...
... Chandra and XMM fields reveals no new 530 s pulsars, so there is a <0.5% chance of finding a magnetar in any field (Nechita, Gaensler, Muno, et al. in prep). • The pulsar is well within the cluster, with a <10% chance of being an unrelated X-ray source. ...
A search for ultra-high-energy gamma rays at the South Pole
... Detection of high-energy cosmic and gamma rays is rather complicated. Because of the very low flux above 100 terraelectronvolts (approximately 1 per square meter per year), a very large area detector is required, and one must make use of the fact that both the cosmic and gamma rays generate cascades ...
... Detection of high-energy cosmic and gamma rays is rather complicated. Because of the very low flux above 100 terraelectronvolts (approximately 1 per square meter per year), a very large area detector is required, and one must make use of the fact that both the cosmic and gamma rays generate cascades ...