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SN 2005 gj: Evidence for LBV supernovae progenitors?

C. Trundle, R. Kotak, J. S. Vink +1

There has been mounting observational evidence in favour of Luminous Blue Variables (LBVs) being the direct progenitors of supernovae. Here we present possibly the most convincing…

astro-ph200845 cited

The defining characteristics of Intermediate Polars - the case of three candidate systems

Gavin Ramsay, Peter J. Wheatley, A. J. Norton +2

Intermediate Polars (IPs) are a group of cataclysmic variables (CVs) which are thought to contain white dwarfs which have a magnetic field strength in the range ~0.1-10MG. A signif…

astro-ph20077 cited

A search for electron cyclotron maser emission from compact binaries

Gavin Ramsay, Catherine Brocksopp, Kinwah Wu +2

Unipolar induction (UI) is a fundamental physical process, which occurs when a conducting body transverses a magnetic field. It has been suggested that UI is operating in RX J0806+…

astro-ph200749 cited

Origin of the early-type R stars: a binary-merger solution to a century-old problem?

Robert G. Izzard, C. Simon Jeffery, John Lattanzio

The early-R stars are carbon-rich K-type giants. They are enhanced in C12, C13 and N14, have approximately solar oxygen, magnesium isotopes, s-process and iron abundances, have the…

astro-ph200627 cited

Evolution of Class0 protostars: Models vs. Observations

D. Froebrich, S. Schmeja, M. D. Smith +1

The rates at which mass accumulates into protostellar cores can now be predicted in numerical simulations. Our purpose here is to develop methods to compare the statistical propert…