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Supernovae Sparked by Dark Matter in White Dwarfs
How Supernovae Became the Basis of Observational Cosmology
Asymmetric Type-Ia Supernova Origin of W49B As Revealed from Spatially Resolved X-Ray Spectroscopic Study Ping Zhou1,2 and Jacco Vink1,3
1. Basic Properties of Supernovae During the Past Two Decades, There Has Occurred a Technological Break-Through in Astronomy
Pos(GOLDEN2019)046 Model 6 Model May Be Inconsistent 6 Model Can Be Also Progenitors of Peculiar Sne Ia
SPECTROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS of SN 2012Fr: a LUMINOUS, NORMAL TYPE Ia SUPERNOVA with EARLY HIGH-VELOCITY FEATURES and a LATE VELOCITY PLATEAU
Observational Properties of Thermonuclear Supernovae
A Supernova Is the Explosive Death of a Star. • Two Types Are Easily
Supernovae and Cosmology
Investigating Supernova Remnants
Identifying Type Ia Supernovae in Extragalactic Spectra
A Faint Type of Supernova from a White Dwarf with a Helium-Rich Companion
Igniting a Standard Candle
Supernovae • Types Ib, Ic: No H Lines Due to Shell Loss (Type Ia Already Discussed) Type II: Plenty of H Left (Standard End Stage of SG)
11 Supernovae
CHAPTER 14 II Stellar Evolution
Curriculum Vitae Anthony L
Top View
Thermonuclear Supernovae
Type Ia Supernova Cosmology
Lecture 17: Supernovae and Neutron Stars
Sub-Luminous Type Ia Supernovae from the Mergers of Equal-Mass White Dwarfs with M~0.9 M Sun
Chapter 15 Supernovae
The Physics and Astrophysics of Type Ia Supernova Explosions
The Type Ia Supernova SNLS-03D3bb from a Super-Chandrasekhar-Mass
Supernova Remnants As Clues to Their Progenitors
Supernovae and Gamma-Ray Bursts
Photometric Observations of Supernovae in BVR and I Filters Michelle E. Spencer a Senior Thesis Submitted to the Faculty of Brig
Type Ia Supernovae Supernovae Type II, Ib, and Ic Supernova Ostlie) and (Carroll Are Core-Collapse Supernova
Stellar Evolution Gets Even More Complicated When the Crescent Nebula Pair- Type Ii Instability Star Has a Nearby Companion
A Low Energy Core-Collapse Supernova Without a Hydrogen Envelope
Supernovae and Neutron Stars
VI. Supernovae: Stellar Catastrophes 1. Observations Which Stars Explode? Which Collapse? Which Outwit the Villain Gravity
Supernova Distance Modulus1
Estimating the Distance of a Type Ia Supernova. Dave Eagle FRAS
Understanding Type Ia Supernovae Through Their Host Galaxies Using the SDSS-II Supernova Survey