DIVISION G COMMISSION 36: THEORY OF STELLAR ATMOSPHERES
作者： Joachim Puls , Ivan Hubeny , Martin Asplund , France Allard , Carlos Allende Prieto
DOI: 10.1017/S1743921316000910
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摘要: Different from previous triennial reports, this report covers the activities of IAU Commission 36 ‘Theory Stellar Atmospheres’ over past six years†, and will be last ‘old’ 36. After General Assembly in Honolulu (August 2015), a new ‘Stellar Planetary (C.G5, under Division G, ‘Stars Physics’) has come into life, continue our work devoted to outer envelopes stars, as well extend it atmospheres planets (see Sect. 4).
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