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Stellar Atmospheres · 1925

A monograph investigating stellar atmospheres through physics.

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A monograph investigating stellar atmospheres through physics.

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1925
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Harvard Observatory Monographs 1

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Payne’s work was accepted as a Radcliffe doctoral thesis and published in Harvard Observatory Monographs.

Its contents connect spectra, temperature, pressure and elemental abundance.

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Other names / spellings: 1925HarMo…1…..P · Stellar atmospheres

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