Titlebook: Cores to Clusters; Star Formation with M. S. N. Kumar,M. Tafalla,P. Caselli Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag New York 2005 Astr

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Paleontology

Jayne Dolph,Danny Marks,George A. Kingmation of a star. In this review, I discuss the basic processes governing the physical characteristics of such cores as well as the techniques used to determine such parameters as density, temperature, and magnetic field strength.

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F. J. Swanson,R. P. Neilson,G. E. Grantplic-ity and proximity, dense cores offer the clearest view of the different phases of star formation, in particular the conditions prior to the onset of gravitational col-lapse. Thanks to the combined analysis of the emission from molecular lines and the emission/absorption from dust grains, the la

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Mutter

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-4482-0ntain stars drawn from an approximately universal initial mass function, so that almost all rich young star clusters contain massive stars. In this review I discuss the physical processes associated with both massive star formation and with star cluster formation. First I summarize the observed prop

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The Chelgraph SGML Structured Editoraracteristics of precursors of UCHII regions and their likely evolutionary properties. The second section discusses massive molecular outflows, their implications for high-mass star formation, and a possible evolutionary sequence for massive outflows.

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