'Binary fraction' presentation slideshows

Observations of Binaries in Globular Clusters

Observations of Binaries in Globular Clusters. Adrienne Cool San Francisco State University. Primordial. Observations of ^ Binaries in Globular Clusters. Adrienne Cool San Francisco State University. OUTLINE. Why bother? What do we want to know? How can we find out?

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Mergers in Massive Binaries

Mergers in Massive Binaries. from an evolutionary point of view. Ines Brott (Utrecht), Matteo Cantiello (Utrecht), Joke Claeys (Utrecht) Evert Glebbeek (Hamilton), Adrian Hamers (Utrecht), Rob Izzard (Brussels), Norbert Langer (Bonn), Onno Pols (Utrecht),

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Mike Shara Department of Astrophysics American Museum of Natural History

STAR CLUSTER DYNA MIC S Or: BINARY EVOLUTION on STEROIDS. Mike Shara Department of Astrophysics American Museum of Natural History. Collaborator: Jarrod Hurley. Thanks to: John Ouellette, Jun Makino Sverre Aarseth Christopher Tout Onno Pols Peter Eggleton.

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Lossless Compression(2)

Lossless Compression(2). Hongli Luo. Lecture 4: Lossless Compression(2). Topics Huffman coding Arithmetic encoding Dictionary-based Coding (LZW algorithm) Lossless image compression. Huffman Coding. Huffman Coding Algorithm - a bottom-up approach

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Gravitational Wave Sources From Dense Star Clusters

Gravitational Wave Sources From Dense Star Clusters. Cole Miller University of Maryland. Outline. Detection of gravitational radiation. Sources in stellar clusters. IMBH-IMBH mergers?

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DataGrid WP3 MAR-2002

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WP3 Workshop 16/01/2002

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The primordial binary population in Sco OB2

The primordial binary population in Sco OB2. Thijs Kouwenhoven. Anthony Brown (Leiden) Lex Kaper (Amsterdam) Simon Portegies Zwart (Amsterdam) Hans Zinnecker (Potsdam). Multiplicity in star formation, University of Toronto, 16 May 2007. The primordial binary population. Hydrodynamical

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Can variability account for apparent age spreads in OB association colour-magnitude diagrams?

Can variability account for apparent age spreads in OB association colour-magnitude diagrams?. Ben Burningham & Tim Naylor School of Physics, University of Exeter S.P. Littlefair Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Sheffield R. D. Jeffries Astrophysics Group, Keele University.

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Abstract

Two New Close Binary Central Stars of Planetary Nebulae from a Critically Selected Southern Hemisphere Sample Todd C. Hillwig (Georgia State University) thillwig@chara.gsu.edu. Abstract

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