Search for dissertations about: "Bengt Gustafsson"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 17 swedish dissertations containing the words Bengt Gustafsson.
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1. Chemical Abundance Analysis of Population II Stars : The Summary Includes a Background in General Astronomy
Abstract : We are made of stardust in the sense that most atomic nuclei around us have been formed by stars. Stars synthesise new elements and expel them to the interstellar medium, from which later new generations of stars are born. We can map this chemical evolution by analysing the atmospheric contents of old Galactic halo stars. READ MORE
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2. Many-body Problems in the Theory of Stellar Collapse and Neutron Stars
Abstract : When modelling the collapse of massive stars leading to supernova explosions and the cooling of neutron stars, understanding the microphysical processes, such as the interaction of neutrinos within a dense medium are of vital importance. The interaction of neutrinos with nucleons (neutrons and protons) is altered by the presence of the medium, compared to the same process with free nucleons. READ MORE
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3. On the construction and use of model stellar atmospheres for stars of spectral types later than F O
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4. Numerical simulation of kinetic effects in ionospheric plasma
Abstract : In this thesis, we study numerically the one-dimensional Vlasov equation for a plasma consisting of electrons and infinitely heavy ions. This partial differential equation describes the evolution of the distribution function of particles in the two-dimensional phase space (x,v). READ MORE
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5. Numerical Vlasov–Maxwell Modelling of Space Plasma
Abstract : The Vlasov equation describes the evolution of the distribution function of particles in phase space (x,v), where the particles interact with long-range forces, but where shortrange "collisional" forces are neglected. A space plasma consists of low-mass electrically charged particles, and therefore the most important long-range forces acting in the plasma are the Lorentz forces created by electromagnetic fields. READ MORE