Interacting Binary Stars and Stellar Populations

Autores
Dr.
Anne Sansom
University of Central Lancashire
Fecha y hora
24 Mar 2011 - 23:00 Europe/London
Dirección

Aula

Idioma de la charla
Inglés
Idioma de la presentación
Inglés
Número en la serie
1
Descripción

Spectroscopic analysis of stellar populations is widely used to understand the history of many systems including globular clusters, nuclear star clusters, dwarf galaxies through to giant galaxies over a wide range of redshifts. In this talk I first explore aspects of stellar population fitting, focussing on the effects of interacting binary stars on the yields and hence the spectra of early-type galaxies. The second part of the talk concentrates on what we know about supernovae type Ia and the importance of understanding their contributions to the chemical evolution of galaxies and stellar populations.

Tipo
Formato
Seminario
Vídeo de la charla
https://youtu.be/VC9Ff7SMe0U
Supernovas
Evolución de las galaxias

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