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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"globular cluster formation"”.

  1. The Evolution of and Starburst-AGN Connection in Luminous and Ultraluminous Infrared Galaxies and their Link to Globular Cluster Formation

    … their nuclear starbursts and AGN (e.g. star formation rate (SFR), L[O III], optical D parameter, D4000, and EW(Hδ)) are independent of one another, ensuring that no biases affect correlations between these properties and objects' locations on the BPT diagrams. I then derive evolutionary paths …

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  2. Constraining the Origin of Multiple Stellar Populations in Stellar Clusters

    Globular clusters were among the first luminous objects to form in the Universe. They are dense collections of hundreds of thousands of stars. Globular cluster formation is a major unsolved problem in astrophysics. A new constraint on the problem came from the discovery of unexpected star-to-star …

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  3. A self contamination model for the formation of globular star clusters

    This thesis describes a model of globular cluster formation which allows the self contamination of the cluster by an earlier generation of massive stars. It is first shown that such self-contamination naturally produces an [Fe/H] in the range from -2.5 to -1.0, precisely the same range observed in …

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  4. A self-contamination model for the formation of globular star clusters

    This thesis describes a model of globular cluster formation which allows the self contamination of the cluster by an earlier generation of massive stars. It is first shown that such self-contamination naturally produces an (Fe/H) in the range from $-$2.5 to $-$1.0, precisely the same range observed …

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  5. The formation and evolution of massive clusters in extragalactic environments

    … a host of open questions in the study of massive clusters relating to cluster formation and evolution. Understanding these processes can be useful in studying their host galaxies and how they have evolved. The formation of globular clusters is also a well debated topic, which is yet undecided and …

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