Communications in Asteroseismology Volume 158/2009

Evolution and pulsation of massive stars on the main sequence and close to it

edited by Michel Breger

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Extent: 364 pages

Publisher: Austrian Academy of Sciences Press

Subjects: Technical Sciences: Computer Science, Engineering, IT, & Math

Series: Communications in Asteroseismology

Series volume number: 158

Language: English

Paperback (Published)

(December 2009)

ISBN: 9783700166245

Price: $12.00

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This colloquium was the 38th Li’ege International Astrophysical Colloquium (38thLIAC -http://www.ago.ulg.ac.be/APub/Colloques/Liac38) it was also held under the auspices of the European Helio- and Asteroseismology Network (HELAS – http://www.helas-eu.org/), the CoRoT Evolution and Seismic Tools Activity (CoRoT/ESTA – http://www.astro.up.pt/esta/) and the Belgian Asteroseismology Group (BAG – http://www.asteroseismology.be). The first part of the conference was devoted to the internal structure of massive stars with session 1 dealing with the theoretical aspects of non standard physical processes while session 2 presented the challenges met in stellar modelling when introducing these physical processes. Session 3 was a state of the art in atmospheres, mass loss and stellar winds in massive stars. Session 4 presented the pulsation observations in massive stars while session 5 discussed the asteroseismic signatures of the physical processes involved in their internal structure. A final session 6 was essentially focused on the interpretation of the asteroseismic observations of ground-based, MOST and CoRoT targets.

  • Edited by Michel Breger