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Evolution, Mass Loss and Variability of Low and Intermediate-Mass Stars What Are Low and Intermediate Mass Stars?
The Deaths of Stars
U Antliae — a Dying Carbon Star
Stellar Spectral Classification of Previously Unclassified Stars Gsc 4461-698 and Gsc 4466-870" (2012)
Carbon Stars T. Lloyd Evans
Stellar Evolution
198 4Apj. . .211 . .7 91N the Astrophysical Journal, 277:791-805
GEORGE HERBIG and Early Stellar Evolution
PREFACE Symposium 177 of the International Astronomical Union
Late Stages of Stellar Evolution*
William Pendry Bidelman (1918-2011)
CGCS 673 Is a Semi-Regular Variable Carbon Star, Study Finds 23 June 2020, by Tomasz Nowakowski
A Binary-Induced Pinwheel Outflow from the Extreme Carbon Star, AFGL 3068
Studying Asymptotic Giant Branch Stars in the JWST Era
Stellar Evolution on the Asymptotic Giant Branch: Some Actualities
Search for Wolf-Rayet, Carbon and M Stars in External Galaxies with the GRISM/GRENS Technique J
Dust Production Around Carbon-Rich Stars: the Role of Metallicity
Mira Variables Explained by a Planetary Companion Interaction: a Means to Drop the Pulsation Paradigm?
Top View
The Unusual Spitzer Spectrum of the Carbon Star Iras 04496А6958
Observing Stellar Evolution
Chapter 17--Star Stuff
The Chemical Composition of Carbon Stars. the R-Type Stars
Physical Properties of Stars and Stellar Dynamics
Is There a Metallicity Ceiling to Form Carbon Stars? – a Novel Technique Reveals a Scarcity of C-Stars in the Inner M31 Disk⋆ M
Carbon Star Wind Models at Solar and Sub-Solar Metallicities: a Comparative Study I
The Hidden Transition from AGB to Post-AGB Stars As Observed by AKARI
Asteroseismology
Carbon Star Observing Program
Carbon Star CGCS 673 Identified As a Semi-Regular Variable Star
A Chandra Study: Are Dwarf Carbon Stars Spun up and Rejuvenated by Mass Transfer?
The Effective Temperatures of Carbon-Rich Stars
Tour the Sky's Reddest Stars
Evolution of Asymptotic Giant Branch Stars I
Advances in Spectral Classification
Asymptotic Giant Branch Stars Viewed Up-Close and Far-Off
Understanding AGB Carbon Star Nucleosynthesis from Observations
Nucleosynthesis 69
Spectroscopy: Unlocking the Secrets of Star Light
Chemical Analysis of Carbon Stars in the Local Group
NATIONAL ACADEMY of SCIENCES Volume 27 May 15, 1941 Number 5 Copyright 1941 by the Natioual Academy of Sciences
Kodai Lecture 1 in Part
Carbon-Rich Giants in the HR Diagram and Their Luminosity Function?,??,???
Variable Stars and the Asymptotic Giant Branch: Stellar Pulsations, Dust Production, and Mass Loss
1943Apj 97 . . 135A a STUDY of EMISSION-LINE INTENSITIES IN
Perfect Circles: a Study of the Scattering Regions of Wolf Rayet Binary Stars
Carbon Stars
The Properties of Matter in White Dwarfs and Neutron Stars
Investigation of the Galactic Distribution and Physical Properties of Carbon Stars T
Arxiv:1504.03349V1 [Astro-Ph.SR] 13 Apr 2015 Combined with the Model, Suggest a Recent Change in Stellar Surface Composition for the Double Chemistry in This Object
Carbon Star Formation As Seen Through the Non-Monotonic Initial-Final Mass Relation
Evidence for Stellar Nucleosynthesis
Arxiv:1012.5218V1 [Astro-Ph.SR] 23 Dec 2010 III
Spitzer Infrared Spectrographic Point Source Classification in the Small