'Compact object' diaporamas de présentation

Photoionized Plasmas: Connections Between Laboratory and Astrophysical Plasmas

Photoionized Plasmas: Connections Between Laboratory and Astrophysical Plasmas. David Cohen Swarthmore College. Collaboration with R. Mancini, J. Bailey, G. Rochau. My background/perspective: Traditional astrophysicist (massive stars, their winds, and x-ray emission)

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Photoionized Plasmas: Connections Between Laboratory and Astrophysical Plasmas

Photoionized Plasmas: Connections Between Laboratory and Astrophysical Plasmas. David Cohen Swarthmore College. Collaboration with R. Mancini, J. Bailey, G. Rochau. My background/perspective: Traditional astrophysicist (massive stars, their winds, and x-ray emission)

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Black Holes, Gravity to the Max

Black Holes, Gravity to the Max. By Dr. Harold Williams of Montgomery College Planetarium http://montgomerycollege.edu/Departments/planet/ Given in the planetarium Saturday 20 November 2010. Black Hole in front of the Milky Way, out galaxy with 10 Solar Masses and viewed from 600km away. 0.

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Institute of Physics, Silesian University in Opava

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X-Ray Astronomy and Accretion Phenomena

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Galaxies HST 2006

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Gamma-ray Large Area Space Telescope

Gamma-ray Large Area Space Telescope. GLAST Science at Lunch LS 5039 Neutron star or Black hole XRB? Richard Dubois (*) (*) Usual caveats and groveling. Outline. HESS sees LS 5039 in TeV What is/was known about it Reminders about microquasars Evidence for black hole Evidence for pulsar.

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Vela X-1: Flares & Off States

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Nuclear Symmetry Energy and Compact Stars

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Time Domain Science

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Bruce Gendre LAM/OAMP

What GRBs can bring to Particle Astrophysics (and vice-versa) ?. Bruce Gendre LAM/OAMP. The Gamma-Ray Burst phenomenon. Sudden and unpredictable bursts of hard X and soft ? rays Typical durations of tens of seconds Cosmological origin Typical isotropic energy: 10 51 to 10 54 erg.

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Arecibo Synergy with GLAST (and other gamma-ray telescopes)

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Super Giant X-Ray Binaries (SGXB) & Super-giant Fast X-Ray Transient (SFXT) different type of HMXBs

Super Giant X-Ray Binaries (SGXB) & Super-giant Fast X-Ray Transient (SFXT) different type of HMXBs. HMXB are X-Ray sources composed by young massive stars accreting on a compact companion (BH, NS or WD)

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Spin, jet-feedback and black-hole growth

Spin, jet-feedback and black-hole growth. Steve Rawlings ( sr@astro.ox.ac.uk ) & Tom Mauch ( txm@astro.ox.ac.uk ) Sub-Department of Astrophysics, University of Oxford. The Project

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