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CLOUDS AND NEBULÆ

CLOUDS, NEBULAE, COSMIC DUST:

General: Introductory: CPEP 96;
General: Williams 2001/05;
General: ARCHIVES
- Messier Objects by Type: Nebulae (SEDS)
Specific Clouds: W51:
- A review of the W51 Cloud by Adam Ginsburg [2017/02]
Types: DIFFUSE; EMISSION; HIGH VELOCITY; PLANETARY; SUPERNOVA REMNANTS;
Type: CIRCUMSTELLAR DISKS: Hillenbrand 2002/10;
- Recent Astrochemical Results on Star-Forming Regions by Floris van der Tak [2007/11]
Type: DUST CLOUDS: Dutra and Bica 2002/03; Draine 2003/04a;
Type: EXOTIC:
- Exotic clouds in the local interstellar medium by Snezana Stanimirovic [2008/04]
Type: MOLECULAR CLOUDS: Williams et al. 99/02; Blitz and Williams 99/03;
- Recent Astrochemical Results on Star-Forming Regions by Floris van der Tak [2007/11]
- Molecular Clouds: Internal Properties, Turbulence, Star Formation and Feedback by Jonathan C. Tan et al. [2012/11]
- Giant molecular clouds: star factories of the galaxy by Clare Dobbs [Astronomy and Geophysics 54, 5.24 (2013)]
- Astrochemistry: From primordial gas to present-day clouds by Dominik R. G. Schleicher et al. [2017/08]
- The molecular cloud lifecycle by M. Chevance et al. [2020/04]
- The life and times of giant molecular clouds by M. Chevance et al. [2022/03]
Type: MOLECULAR CLOUDS: EVOLUTION: Williams et al. 99/02; Ballesteros-Paredes 2002/12;
- Molecular Cloud Evolution by Enrique Vazquez-Semadeni [2010/06]
- Molecular Cloud Fragmentation and Core Collapse by Shantanu Basu [2015/10]
- From diffuse gas to dense molecular cloud by J. Ballesteros-Paredes et al. [2020/06]
- The life and times of giant molecular clouds by M. Chevance et al. [2022/03]
Type: MOLECULAR CLOUDS: Re: MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMICS: Ostriker 2002/04;
Type: MOLECULAR CLOUDS: Re: TURBULENCE:
- Physical Processes of Interstellar Turbulence by Enrique Vazquez-Semadeni [2012/02]
- Turbulent Molecular Clouds by Patrick Hennebelle and Edith Falgarone [2012/11]
Aspects: TEMPERATURE INHOMOGENEITY:
- Fifty Years of Temperature Inhomogeneities in Gaseous Nebulae by Manuel Peimbert [2019/03]
Re: CLUSTERS:
- What cluster gas expulsion can tell us about star formation, cluster environment and galaxy evolution by Genevieve Parmentier [2009/01]
- Embedded Clusters by Joana Ascenso [2018/01]
Re: GALAXIES: HIGH RED SHIFT: van der Werf 98/05;
Re: GALAXIES: ULTRALUMINOUS: van der Werf 98/05;
Re: PULSAR WINDS: Gaensler 2003/03;
- Recent Progress in Studies of Pulsar Wind Nebulae by Patrick Slane [2007/11]
- High Energy Studies of Pulsar Wind Nebulae by Patrick Slane [2008/11]
- Pulsar-wind nebulae in X-rays and TeV gamma-rays by Oleg Kargaltsev and George Pavlov [2009/09]
- Particle acceleration in relativistic outflows by Andrei Bykov et al. [2012/05]
- Pulsar Wind Nebulae: On their growing diversity and association with highly magnetized neutron stars by Samar Safi-Harb [2012/11]
- Review of the Theory of PWNe by N. Bucciantini [2013/11]
- The theory of pulsar wind nebulae by Elena Amato [2013/12]
- Particle acceleration and radiation in Pulsar Wind Nebulae by Elena Amato [2014/07]
- Pulsar Wind Nebulae and Cosmic Rays: A Bedtime Story by Amanda Weinstein (Veritas Collaboration) [2014/11]
- Relativistic Shocks: Particle Acceleration and Magnetization by Lorenzo Sironi et al. [2015/06]
- Pulsar-Wind Nebulae: Recent Progress in Observations and Theory by Oleg Kargaltsev et al. [2015/07]
- Theory of pulsar magnetosphere and wind by Jerome Pétri [2016/08]
- Pulsar Wind Nebulae by Patrick Slane [2017/03]
Re: QUASARS: Masci (thesis) 98/01;
Re: STAR FORMATION: Williams 2001/05;
- From Interstellar Clouds to Stars by Jonathan C. Tan [2015/12]
Re: STARBURSTS: Heckman 98/01;
Re: STARS: MASSIVE: Garay and Lizano 99/07;
- Fire from Ice: Massive Star Birth from Infrared Dark Clouds by Jonathan C. Tan [2017/10]
Re: STARS: VARIABLE: LUMINOUS BLUE: Weis 2001/04;

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