NASA NTRS · 20010023935
Understanding Stellar Light Spatial Inhomogeneities and Time Variability
Abstract
We would like the opportunity to thank NASA for supporting our efforts to construct tools to analyze the spectra of spatially inhomogeneous and temporally varying stellar atmospheres. This financial support has allowed us to a versatile radiative transfer code that can be used for many different applications. With this numerical code we have written a point-and-click analysis package written in IDL that can be used to look extensively at the generated output data. Below we describe the most recent results obtained with our transfer code and list papers that have appeared with these results. Although we have not been able to produce as many time-dependent calculations as we had hoped (mainly because of programmatic reasons; Sasselov took another position halfway through the grant), we believe we have
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Uitenbroek, Han, Sasselov, Dimitar D.. 2000-12-01. Understanding Stellar Light Spatial Inhomogeneities and Time Variability. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20010023935
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