Effects of hyperons on the vibrations of neutron stars
Hyperon and resonance particle effects on neutron star vibration, discussing vibrational energy storage and atmospheric electromagnetic generation
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Cameron, A. G. W..
Hyperon and resonance particle effects on neutron star vibration, discussing vibrational energy storage and atmospheric electromagnetic generation
Pulsating very dense white dwarfs models noting general relativity
Crab Nebula pulsars radio properties, possible neutron star origin, interstellar gas and magnetic fields, etc
X ray sources model, describing possible ring of matter around white dwarf near end of active evolution
Boundary conditions for theory of solar system origin, discussing planetary atmospheres, surfaces, magnetic fields, composition and early solar wind
Spin down effects on neutron stars, discussing decrease of period of PSR 0833-45 as result of differential rotation instability
Residual interstellar gas from protostar formation detected as high luminosity IR object
Instability of stellar structures intermediate between white dwarfs and neutron stars shown by stellar models, discussing pulsar signals periodicities
Primitive solar nebula physical model considered under angular momentum conservation in collapsing fragment
Abundance compilations of elements due to nuclear processes, discussing carbonaceous chondrites character
Optical detection of pulsars with emphasis on CP 1919, discussing optical variation
Nonthermal phenomena of astrophysics in relation to plasma physics, considering planetary and stellar regions, supernova envelopes, interstellar medium, cosmic rays, radio galaxies, etc
PreHayashi phase of stellar evolution, discussing protostellar disks /stellisks/ formation from flattened fragments of collapsed interstellar cloud under turbulent viscosity
Supernovae and remnants - Conference, New York, November 1967
Monitoring of rapid scintillations of celestial radio sources caused by solar wind or plasma component of interplanetary gas, discussing pulsar discovery
X ray, gamma ray and cosmic ray production by neutron stars with energy stored internally during collapse preceding supernova, noting Crab nebula
Solar spin down and neutrino fluxes, explaining inability to detect neutrinos from sun by central hydrogen abundance assumption