Dust in the Outer Layers of Stars (Record no. 35888)

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Personal name Dikpati, M.
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Title Dust in the Outer Layers of Stars
Statement of responsibility, etc. M. Dikpati
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Extent iii, 165p.
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Degree type Doctor of Philosophy
Name of granting institution Karnataka university,Dharwad
Year degree granted 1990
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Summary, etc. We have studied the effects of expansion of dusty<br/>matter in spherically symmetric atmospheres I on equivalent<br/>widths of the spectral lines form in such media. We have<br/>treated a two level atom in non-LTE. Initially the hydrogen<br/>Lyman Alpha line has been studied for the purpose of calculating<br/>the effects of number density of the neutral atoms on<br/>equivalent widths. The temperature variation has been derived<br/>from the assumption that the Planck function varies<br/>as l/r2 in an atmospheres with pure hydrogen gas. Using<br/>this temperature structure and Boltzmann equation I we calculated<br/>the number of neutral atoms which formed the hydrogen<br/>Lyman Alpha Line.<br/>The dust has been introduced assuming that there<br/>is no reemission from the dust and that dust scatters isotropic ally.<br/>This is because the emission of dust will be<br/>in the infrared and will not contribute to the emission<br/>to the hydrogen Lyman<br/>commoving frame method<br/>line transfer equation.<br/>Alpha Line. We have employed the<br/>for obtaining the solution of the<br/>The velocities of expansion are<br/>measured in terms of mean thermal units and the amounts<br/>of gas and dust are measured in terms of the respective<br/>optical depths. We have considered two atmospheres: onewithout<br/>emission and two- with emission in the medium due<br/>to thermalization of photons.<br/>In a static medium we obtain symmetric profiles and<br/>when the velocity of expansion is introduced we generally<br/>obtain P-Cygni type profiles i.e. the absorption being shifted<br/>towards the violet side or emission peak remains at the<br/>center gravity of the line. If we introduce dust the emission<br/>reduce considerably whiIe dust scatters more photons<br/>into the absorpiton core. When there is no dust the absorption<br/>core is very wide extending approximately to three<br/>Doppler units of either side of the center of the lines.
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Personal name A. Peraiah
Relator term Supervisor
9 (RLIN) 48850
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Uniform Resource Identifier <a href="http://prints.iiap.res.in/handle/2248/114">http://prints.iiap.res.in/handle/2248/114</a>
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