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  2. Richard McMahon, Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge University:…

    https://people.ast.cam.ac.uk/~rgm/publications/
    28 Feb 2023: Publications: Richard McMahon. E-preprints via astro-ph. Search astro-ph [ ] [ astro-ph: last 7 days (via ADS) ]. Own papers: [Current published publication status via ADS. All Journal Publications:All publications: [ [Personal ADS library: [

  3. Submission_HoC_NWE

    https://people.ast.cam.ac.uk/~nwe/Culture.pdf
    11 Oct 2023: Astronomy is a collaborative endeavour. At least some fixed-term contracts can be replaced by open-ended contracts, with people moving to new funding sources as they become available. ... a3877756.html. [10]

  4. Planetary System DynamicsPart III Mathematics / Part III Astrophysics …

    https://people.ast.cam.ac.uk/~wyatt/psd_eg2.pdf
    5 Nov 2023: the eccentricity of the new orbit e2.

  5. PowerPoint Presentation

    https://people.ast.cam.ac.uk/~phewett/Astro-jobs_1_2308.pdf
    15 Aug 2023: 15/08/2023 2. Astronomy Job Opportunities for New Ph.D. Graduates. Paul Hewett. ... working environment/support compared to academia. Institute of Astronomy “astro-jobs” presentation. Astronomy Job Opportunities for New Ph.D.

  6. M. Pettini: Structure and Evolution of Stars — Lecture ...

    https://people.ast.cam.ac.uk/~pettini/Stellar%20Structure%20Evolution/Lecture02.pdf
    10 Oct 2023: Gaia is also providing a numberof stringent new tests of general relativity and cosmology.

  7. Table of Contents 2 Tides Locally familiar 2.1 Astrophysical ...

    https://people.ast.cam.ac.uk/~wyatt/topics2.pdf
    29 Sep 2023: 2.4.3 Tidal Locking. Remember:. Note that at New Moon we only see Earth-shine.

  8. M. Pettini: Structure and Evolution of Stars — Lecture ...

    https://people.ast.cam.ac.uk/~pettini/Stellar%20Structure%20Evolution/Lecture03.pdf
    10 Oct 2023: levels.Eventually the electron will de-excite and jump down to a lower energylevel, emitting a new photon of specific frequency.

  9. M. Pettini: Structure and Evolution of Stars — Lecture ...

    https://people.ast.cam.ac.uk/~pettini/Stellar%20Structure%20Evolution/Lecture07.pdf
    23 Oct 2023: Tb. Ho. Er. Tm. Yb. Hf. Dy. Figure 1.— Recent abundance determinations in five r-process rich stars, based upon new atomiclab data, compared with two solar system r-process only

  10. M. Pettini: Structure and Evolution of Stars — Lecture ...

    https://people.ast.cam.ac.uk/~pettini/Stellar%20Structure%20Evolution/Lecture16.pdf
    24 Nov 2023: 16.1 A Little History. In 1572 the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe observed a new star in theconstellation of Cassiopeia and described it in his book De Stella Nova(Latin for ... Concerning the New Star”), giving rise to the name nova.Novae are now

  11. M. Pettini: Structure and Evolution of Stars — Lecture ...

    https://people.ast.cam.ac.uk/~pettini/Stellar%20Structure%20Evolution/Lecture11.pdf
    6 Nov 2023: Thus a new star is chemically homogeneous. This will change asthe star ages.

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