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" Neutron Stars and Their Birth Events "
edited by Wolfgang Kundt.
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BL
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772395
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edited by Wolfgang Kundt.
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Neutron Stars and Their Birth Events\ edited by Wolfgang Kundt.
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Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands, 1990
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NATO ASI series., Series C,, Mathematical and physical sciences ;, 300.
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(352 pages)
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9400905157
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: 940106718X
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: 9789400905153
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: 9789401067188
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Observed Neutron-Star Properties --; The Crab Nebula And Its Pulsar --; The Black-Hole Candidates --; Neutron-Star Accretion --; Supernova Explosions And Their Ejected Shells --; Alternative Scenarios Relating To Neutron Stars --; Radio Pulsars: New and Old --; The Association Between Pulsars And Supernova Remnants --; Millisecond Pulsars: A New Population Of Gamma Ray Sources? --; Millisecond Pulsars Were Born Spinning Fast --; Magnetic Field Decay In Cooling Neutron Stars --; Thermal Field Growth In Neutron Stars: An Alternative To 'Injection'? --; 2D Relativistic Pulsar Winds From Rapidly Rotating Neutron Stars --; The Origin And Evolution of X-Ray Binaries And Low-Magnetic-Field Radio Pulsars --; Galactic Populations of X-Ray Sources --; X-Ray Bursts (of Type 1) --; Mass-Radius Relation of Neutron Stars --; The Rapid Burster (MXB 1730-335) --; Quasi-Periodic Oscillations (QPO) --; Supernova Remnants I: Historical Events --; Supernova Remnants II: Shells --; Supernova Remnants III: Exotics --; Which Types of Supernovae Leave Neutron Stars? --; The Circumstellar Environment of SN 1987 A --; Diffusive Shock Acceleration of Relativistic Particles --; Symmetry Properties of The Bifurcated Radio Structure Associated With Active Galactic Nuclei.
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This volume is the documentation of the second Course on 'Neutron Stars, Active Galactic Nuclei and Jets', held at Erice in September 1988. This second Course was devoted to our knowledge about neutron-star sources. The poster spoke of: pulsars, accreting X-ray sources and jet englnes, perhaps also UHE pulsars, X ra~' bursters and black-hole candidat.es. Neutron stars have even been proposed as the primary cosmic-ray boosters. Most of theil' properties are stil1 controversial, such as their birth mechanism (neutrino versus magnetic piston), internal structure (neutrons, quarks, strange particles), magnetic, thermal and spin histories, wind generation (hydrogen versus pair plasma, radiation versus centrifugal pressure), magnetospheric structure and accretion modes (along field lines versus quasi-Keplerian). The listed controversies have largely survived through the Course and entered into the proceedings. Several lecturers speak of 'magnetic-field decay' in neutron stars, of the 'recycling' of old pulsars, and of 'accretion-induced collapse' of white dwarfs as though such processes were textbook knowledge. Terms and abbreviations like RPSR (=recycled pulsar), spinup line, AIC, and ADC (=accretion disk corona) help to foster the assumptions. It is not clear to me at this time whether any of these notions has an application to reality.
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Physics.
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QB4.E358 1990
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Wolfgang Kundt
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Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute on Neutron Stars: Their Birth, Evolution, Radiation and Winds, Erice, Sicily, Italy, September 5-17, 1988
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