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astro-ph2008★ 24 cited

Hen 2-104: A close-up look at the Southern Crab

M. Santander-Garcia, R. L. M. Corradi, A. Mampaso +5

The kinematics, shaping, density distribution, expansion distance, and ionized mass of the nebula Hen 2-104, and the nature of its symbiotic Mira are investigated. A combination of…

astro-ph2006★ 8 cited

Cloudy_3D, a new pseudo-3D photoionization code

C. Morisset

We developed a new quick pseudo-3D photoionization code based on Cloudy (G. Ferland) and IDL (RSI) tools. The code is running the 1D photoionization code Cloudy various times, chan…

astro-ph2005

Dust and the ultraviolet energy distribution of quasars

Luc Binette, Christophe Morisset, Sinhue Haro-Corzo

The ultraviolet energy distribution of quasars shows a sharp steepening of the continuum shortward of 1000 A (rest-frame). We describe how we came to consider the possibility that…

astro-ph2005★ 1 cited

NEBU_3D: A fast pseudo-3D photoionization code for aspherical planetary nebulae and HII regions

C. Morisset, G. Stasinska, M. Pena

We describe a pseudo-3D photoionization code, NEBU_3D and its associated visualization tool, VIS_NEB3D, which are able to easily and rapidly treat a wide variety of nebular geometr…

astro-ph2005★ 25 cited

The NII spectrum of the Orion Nebula

Vladimir Escalante, Christophe Morisset

The predicted emission spectrum of NII is compared with observations of permitted lines in the Orion nebula. Conventional nebular models show that the intensities of the more inten…

astro-ph2005★ 23 cited

Nanodiamond dust and the far-ultraviolet quasar break

L. Binette, G. Magris C., Y. Krongold +5

We explore the possibility that the steepening observed shortward of 1000A in the energy distribution of quasars may result from absorption by dust, being either intrinsic to the q…