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astro-ph1999

ROSAT HRI observations of radio-loud AGN

M. Gliozzi, W. Brinkmann, S. A. Laurent-Muehleisen +2

We present the results of three ROSAT HRI observations of AGN expected to reside in clusters of galaxies. Although the exposures were truncated by the premature end of the ROSAT mi…

astro-ph1999

Galaxy Interactions and Starbursts at High Redshift

R. S. Somerville, G. Rosenfeld, T. S. Kolatt +3

Using high resolution N-body simulations with hydrodynamics and star formation, we investigate interactions and the resulting starbursts in galaxies with properties typical of $z\s…

astro-ph1999

A reanalysis of EUV emission in clusters of galaxies

Stuart Bowyer, Thomas W. Berghoefer, Eric Korpela

We report a new analysis of diffuse EUV emission in clusters of galaxies. We find the cluster emission is strongly influenced by the variation of the telescope sensitivity over the…

astro-ph1999

Mixing and nucleosynthesis in rotating TP-AGB stars

N. Langer, A. Heger, S. Wellstein +1

We present the first evolutionary models of intermediate mass stars up to their thermal pulses which include effects of rotation on the stellar structure as well as rotationally in…

physics.class-ph1999

On the Discontinuity of Electrostatic Fields Across a Planar Surface With Multipolar Surface Charge Density

S. Gov, S. Shtrikamn, H. Matzner

We use covariance and dimensional analysis to find expressions for the discontinuity of the potential and normal electric field across a flat surface with multipolar charge surface…

astro-ph1999

Analysis of Line Candidates in Gamma-Ray Bursts Observed by BATSE

M. S. Briggs, D. L. Band, R. D. Preece +2

A comprehensive search of BATSE Spectroscopy Detector data from 117 GRBs has uncovered 13 statistically significant line candidates. The case of a candidate in GRB 930916 is discus…