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astro-ph.SR20093 cited

New Methods for Determining the Ages of PMS Stars

Tim Naylor, N. J. Mayne, R. D. Jeffries +2

We present three new methods for determining the age of groups of pre-main-sequence stars. The first, creating empirical isochrones allows us to create a robust age ordering, but n…

astro-ph.GA200924 cited

Multi-generation massive star-formation in NGC3576

C. R. Purcell, V. Minier, S. N. Longmore +7

Recent 1.2-mm continuum observations have shown the giant HII region NGC3576 to be embedded in the centre of an extended filamentary dust-cloud. The bulk of the filament away from…

math.NT20092 cited

Integral Galois Module Structure for Elementary Abelian Extensions with a Galois Scaffold

Nigel P. Byott, G. Griffith Elder

This paper justifies an assertion in (Elder, Proc AMS 137 (2009), no 4, 1193--1203) that Galois scaffolds make the questions of Galois module structure tractable. Let be a perf…

astro-ph.EP2009

Self-gravitating discs with radiative transfer: their role in giant planet formation

Farzana Meru, Matthew R. Bate

We present preliminary results on the ability of self-gravitating discs to cool in response to their internal heating. These discs are modelled using a Smoothed Particle Hydrodynam…

physics.plasm-ph200912 cited

Oscillating Ponomarenko dynamo in the highly conducting limit

Marine Peyrot, Andrew Gilbert, Franck Plunian

This paper considers dynamo action in smooth helical flows in cylindrical geometry, otherwise known as Ponomarenko dynamos, with periodic time dependence. An asymptotic framework i…

astro-ph.GA2009

From Protostars to Planetary Systems : FUV Spectroscopy of YSOs, Protoplanetary Disks, and Extrasolar Giant Planets

Paul A. Scowen, Rolf Jansen, Matthew Beasley +7

The last two decades have seen remarkable progress in our long-standing goal of determining the abundance and diversity of worlds in the Galaxy. Understanding of this subject invol…