Star and galaxy formation, then and now

Autores
Prof.
Tom Abel
Fecha y hora
26 Ene 2011 - 23:00 Europe/London
Dirección

Aula

Idioma de la charla
Inglés
Idioma de la presentación
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Número en la serie
0
Descripción

This lecture will address recent progress in modeling the emergence of cosmic structure at high redshifts. Also new insights gained from numerical simulations into the processes relevant for star formation are presented. Rapid magnetic field growth in galaxies and the important role of proto-stellar outflows regulating star formation up to pc scales are particularly highlighted.

Vídeo de la charla
https://youtu.be/rKuLzZaIxok
Formación estelar
Campos magnéticos
Universo temprano

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