Name: Case Studies in Star Formation: A Molecular Astronomy Perspective (Cambridge Observing Handbooks for Research Astronomers) (en Inglés)
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Author: Duncan Mackay; Mark Thompson; James Urquhart
ISBN: 9781009277440

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Cambridge University Press

Autor

Duncan Mackay; Mark Thompson; James Urquhart

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308

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Tapa Dura

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9781009277440

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Case Studies in Star Formation: A Molecular Astronomy Perspective (Cambridge Observing Handbooks for Research Astronomers) (en Inglés)

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Case Studies in Star Formation offers an overview of our current observational and theoretical understanding in the molecular astronomy of star formation. The book is divided into six sections: the first introduces an overview of star formation and the essential language, concepts and tools specific to molecular astronomy studies. Each subsequent section focuses on individual sources, beginning with a description of large-scale surveys. The volume covers low- and high mass star formation, ionization and photodissociation regions, and concludes with the extragalactic perspective. Conventional textbooks begin with principles, ending with a few convenient examples. Through copious examples, Case Studies reflects the reality of research, which requires the creative matching of ongoing observations to theory and vice-versa, often raising as many questions as answers. This supplementary study guide enables graduate students and early researchers to bridge the gap between textbooks and the wealth of research literature.