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most citedLow-Mass Binary Induced Outflows from Asymptotic Giant Branch Stars

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astro-ph20071 cited

Dynamos and Chemical Mixing in Evolved Stars

J. Nordhaus, E. G. Blackman

In low-mass Red Giant Branch (RGB) and Asymptotic Giant Branch (AGB) stars, anomalous mixing must transport material near the hydrogen-burning shell to the convective envelope. Rec…

astro-ph20075 cited

A Grand Challenge for Planetary Nebulae

Adam Frank, Orsola De Marco, Eric Blackman +1

The study of PN has been confronting a growing list of dilemmas which have yet to find coherent resolution. These issues are both observational and theoretical and can be stated as…

astro-ph2007

Planetary Nebulae Principles & Paradigms: Binaries, Accretion, Magnetic Fields

Eric G. Blackman, Jason T. Nordhaus

Observations suggest that many, if not all, post AGB systems evolve through an aspherical outflow phase. Such outflows require a sufficient engine rotational energy which binaries…

astro-ph200742 cited

The Formation of Crystalline Dust in AGB Winds from Binary Induced Spiral Shocks

R. G. Edgar, J. Nordhaus, E. Blackman +1

As stars evolve along the Asymptotic Giant Branch, strong winds are driven from the outer envelope. These winds form a shell, which may ultimately become a planetary nebula. Many p…

astro-ph20072 cited

On the role of stochastic Fermi acceleration in setting the dissipation scale of turbulence in the interstellar medium

Robert I Selkowitz, Eric G. Blackman

We consider the dissipation by Fermi acceleration of magnetosonic turbulence in the Reynolds Layer of the interstellar medium. The scale in the cascade at which electron accelerati…

astro-ph20079 cited

Toward Coupling Flow Driven and Magnetically Driven Dynamos

Eric G. Blackman

Most large scale dynamo research for astrophysical rotators focuses on interior flow driven helical dynamos (FDHDs), but larger scale coronal fields most directly influence observa…