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STAR FORMATION IN THE DESERT: PROBING THE LOW-DENSITY EXTREMES

Over the past decade multi-wavelength observations have revealed the extraordinary ubiquity and diversity of star formation in galaxies, ranging over billionfold ranges in star formation rates (SFRs), whether expressed in absolute terms, or in terms of areally or mass-normalised SFRs. Considerab...

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27.05.2011

Auteur(s) :

Robert KENNICUTT

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Langue du document : Anglais
Type : cours / présentation
Niveau : doctorat
Durée d'exécution : 59 minutes 6 secondes
Contenu : vidéo
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Poids : 241.66 Mo
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Over the past decade multi-wavelength observations have revealed the extraordinary ubiquity and diversity of star formation in galaxies, ranging over billionfold ranges in star formation rates (SFRs), whether expressed in absolute terms, or in terms of areally or mass-normalised SFRs. Considerable attention has been focussed on the high-density extremes in starbursts and galactic nuclei, but much can be learned as well from star formation in low-density regimes-- in the outermost discs of spiral galaxies, and in early-type galaxies, low surface brightness galaxies, and extreme dwarf galaxies. This talk will highlight recent observations of star formation in these disparate environments, and examine the common behaviours and physical clues that they reveal.

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