Special Session SS17
28 June 2019
Key ingredients in massive star evolution
Aims and scope
Massive stars are important cosmic engines: through their evolutionary cycle they produce ionizing radiation, affect galaxy evolution, define the state of the ISM, and regulate star and cluster formation. In order to improve our understanding of massive-star evolution and make it a reliable tool applicable across Astrophysics, we need to assess our knowledge of its key ingredients.
In the special section KEY INGREDIENTS IN MASSIVE STAR EVOLUTION, we bring together senior & young scientists from both observation & theory.
During the sessions we will focus on the most important parameters of stellar evolution, with the specific goal to outline the pathways needed to improve stellar evolution models.
Oral & poster contributions will be acceptable in the following 3 areas:
(1) Massive star evolution models
Invited talk: Marco Limongi
(2) Parameters that govern the evolution during the OB, LBV, RSG, and WR phases
Invited talk: Norberto Castro
(3) The key ingredients: mass, metallicity, rotation, binarity, and mass loss
Invited talk: Alceste Bonanos
Programme
Invited speakers
Scientific organisers
Lida Oskinova (co-chair), Jorick Vink (co-chair), Fabrice Martins, Jose Groh
Contact
Jorick.Vink @ armagh.ac.uk
Updated on Tue Nov 27 11:24:26 CET 2018
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