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Transactions of the International Astronomical Union, Volume 12 - 1966

Contents

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Reports of Commissions

  • VIII. Galactic Dynamics

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    16 November 2021, pp. 542-548
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Close Binaries

Part 4 Joint Discussions

  • Spectrographic Observations of Visual Binaries

  • R. M. Petrie, A. H. Batten
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    16 November 2021, pp. 476-485
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  • At its Liège meeting, in July 1963, the Executive Committee of the Union voted to hold this Joint Discussion as a small homage to the memory of Professor Struve. I do not need to stress why the subject of ‘Close Binaries’ was chosen as we all know that it was closer to Professor Struve’s heart than any of the other ones in which he divided his broad astronomical interest.

    Mrs Mary Struve has written to me the kind letter I am going to read, a letter which summarizes so clearly how much Professor Struve would have appreciated this kind of homage.

Reports of Commissions

  • Appendix—Report of the Committee of ‘Selected Areas’

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    16 November 2021, pp. 548-556
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  • 34. Commission De La Matiere Interstellaire Et Des Nebuleuses Planetaires

  • Bengt Strömgren
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    16 November 2021, pp. 557-575
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Close Binaries

Part 4 Joint Discussions

  • Physical Data from Normal Binaries

  • D. M. Popper
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    16 November 2021, pp. 485-494
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  • On the System of β Lyrae

  • J. Sahade
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    16 November 2021, pp. 494-501
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Reports of Commissions

  • 35. Commission De La Constitution Des Etoiles

  • Paul Ledoux
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    16 November 2021, pp. 577-597
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Close Binaries

Part 4 Joint Discussions

  • Problems of the Algol Systems

  • M. G. Fracastoro
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    16 November 2021, pp. 501-507
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  • II. Opacity, Equation of State, Ionization, Conductivity, Etc

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    16 November 2021, pp. 581-582
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  • III. Convection, External Convection Zones, Surface Boundary Conditions

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    16 November 2021, pp. 582-585
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Close Binaries

Part 4 Joint Discussions

  • Dynamics of Gaseous Streams in Close Binaries

  • M. Plavec
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    16 November 2021, pp. 508-518
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Other

  • IV. Stellar Structure and Stellar Evolution

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    16 November 2021, pp. 585-589
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Close Binaries

Part 4 Joint Discussions

  • The Problem of Ultra-short Period Binariesc

  • R. P. Kraft
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    16 November 2021, pp. 519-526
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  • V. Stellar pulsations and Stability; Shock Waves and Non-Stationary Processes in Stars

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    16 November 2021, pp. 589-594
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Part 4 Joint Discussions

  • Concluding Remarks

  • M. Schwarzschild
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    16 November 2021, pp. 527-529
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Aerodynamic Phenomena in Stellar Atmospheres

Part 4 Joint Discussions

  • Purpose of the Joint Discussion D

  • K. H. Böhm
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    16 November 2021, pp. 531-532
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  • The discovery of oscillatory motion in the solar photosphere and of the ‘super-granulation’ in the chromosphere has changed our ideas about the hydrodynamics of the solar atmosphere considerably. In this Joint Discussion we shall mainly consider the theoretical implications of this change. As the ultimate aim is an understanding of the hydrodynamics in all stellar atmospheres—not only in the Sun, some discussion of other stellar atmospheres will be included.

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  • VI. Effects of Rotation, Magnetic Fields and External Gravitational Field

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    16 November 2021, pp. 594-595
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  • VII. Gravitational Instability — Origin of Stars

  • Paul Ledoux
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    16 November 2021, pp. 595-597
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Aerodynamic Phenomena in Stellar Atmospheres

Part 4 Joint Discussions

  • Observational Knowledge of Motions in the Solar Atmosphere

  • R. Michard
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    16 November 2021, pp. 532-539
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  • The discovery of oscillatory motion in the solar photosphere and of the ‘super-granulation’ in the chromosphere has changed our ideas about the hydrodynamics of the solar atmosphere considerably. In this Joint Discussion we shall mainly consider the theoretical implications of this change. As the ultimate aim is an understanding of the hydrodynamics in all stellar atmospheres—not only in the Sun, some discussion of other stellar atmospheres will be included.

  • The Solar Hydrogen Convection Zone and its Direct Influence on the Photosphere

  • E. A. Spiegel
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    16 November 2021, pp. 539-542
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  • The discovery of oscillatory motion in the solar photosphere and of the ‘super-granulation’ in the chromosphere has changed our ideas about the hydrodynamics of the solar atmosphere considerably. In this Joint Discussion we shall mainly consider the theoretical implications of this change. As the ultimate aim is an understanding of the hydrodynamics in all stellar atmospheres—not only in the Sun, some discussion of other stellar atmospheres will be included.

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