madbadgalaxyman
26-05-2012, 11:12 PM
Here is another link to some fairly recent papers on star formation. You will get a good idea from these review papers about the terminology that is currently in use
(over the years, there has been a lot of confusing and contradictory use by astronomers of terms such as "clumps", "cores", "protostars", ultra-compact HII regions, etc).
http://www.gps.caltech.edu/classes/ge133/reading/ppv_preprints/ppv_preprints.htm
These are definitely comprehensive & clearly-written review papers about star and planet formation.
This collection of review papers, called "Protostars and Planets V"(2007), eds Reipurth et al. , is still frequently cited in the current literature.
You have two alternatives: buy the book for $80 at amazon, or download the papers for free!!
(over the years, there has been a lot of confusing and contradictory use by astronomers of terms such as "clumps", "cores", "protostars", ultra-compact HII regions, etc).
http://www.gps.caltech.edu/classes/ge133/reading/ppv_preprints/ppv_preprints.htm
These are definitely comprehensive & clearly-written review papers about star and planet formation.
This collection of review papers, called "Protostars and Planets V"(2007), eds Reipurth et al. , is still frequently cited in the current literature.
You have two alternatives: buy the book for $80 at amazon, or download the papers for free!!