AST-31: Stellar Structure and Evolution (Fall 2020)
Homework Sets:
Slides:
lecture 1: slides
lecture 2: slides
lecture 3: slides
lecture 4: slides
lecture 5: slides
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lecture 8: slides
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lecture 10: slides
lecture 11: slides
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Brief description:
AST-31 is a course intended for students with a background in physics and/or astronomy and mathematics and a strong interest in astronomy. The course will cover the following topics: interaction of light and matter, telescopes, stellar structure, stellar evolution, inter-stellar medium, exoplanets, and formation of planetary systems. Some assignments involve the use of computers.
This course may be used to satisfy the concentration requirements for major and minors in the Department of Physics and Astronomy.
Prerequisites:
PHY 11 and 12, or by instructor consent.