Globular clusters. Proceedings.

Bibcode
1999glcl.conf.....M
Martinez-Roger, C.; Perez Fournón, I.; Sánchez, F.
Bibliographical reference

Globular clusters. Proceedings., by Martínez Roger, C.; Perez Fournón, I.; Sánchez, F.. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (UK), 1999, XIX + 355 p., ISBN 0-521-77058-0, Price £ 50.00, US$ 69.95.

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1999
Number of authors
3
IAC number of authors
1
Citations
4
Refereed citations
1
Description
Globular clusters are spherical, densely packed groups of stars found around galaxies. They are thought to have formed at the same time as their host galaxy and thus provide a powerful probe for understanding galaxy evolution, as well as being studied as objects of interest in their own right. This volume presents invited articles reviewing our current understanding of globular clusters.
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Non-refereed

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