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White Dwarfs as Probes of Fundamental Physics (IAU S357)
Tracers of Planetary, Stellar and Galactic Evolution

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Part of Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union Symposia and Colloquia

Editors:
Martin A. Barstow, University of Leicester
Scot J. Kleinman, Gemini Observatory, Hilo
Judith L. Provencal, University of Delaware
Lilia Ferrario, Australian National University, Canberra

Keaton Bell, Jerzy Krzesinski, Susana Landau, Adela Kawka, François Hardy, Surajit Kalita, W.-Ü Lydia Tchang-Brillet, Patrick Tremblay, Alejandro Hugo Córsico, Harry Shipman, Francisco De Gerónimo, Agnes Kim, Stephane Charpinet, Olivier Vincent, Judith Provencal, Paula Szkody, Prasanta Bera, Jordi Isern, Marcin Hajduk, Lisa Löbling, Antoine Bédard, Simon Blouin, Terry Oswalt, Sihao Cheng, Kurtis Williams, Nadege Lagarde, Ted von Hippel, Elizabeth Jeffery, Tyler Heintz, Valery Suleimanov,Bhusan Kayastha, Kenneth Hinkle, Kento Masuda, Nicolle Finch, M. Pavana, Martin Barstow

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Date Published: November 2020
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format: Hardback
isbn: 9781108492027

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White dwarfs are the most numerous members of the stellar graveyard. More than ninety percent of all stars will end their lives as white dwarfs. Research on these objects is fascinating in its own right, requiring developments in atomic data and the study of properties of matter under extreme conditions. However, these studies also have enormous impact on other areas of astrophysics, including: cosmology, the composition of extrasolar planets and fundamental physics. The proceedings of IAU Symposium 357 bring together experts from different branches of science working on white dwarfs, but also astronomers with expertise in a wide range of relevant disciplines. The resulting papers are organized around several key themes: SN Ia progenitors, debris from extrasolar planetary systems, fundamental physics, precision studies of white dwarf structure and stellar physics and Galactic evolution. They provide a framework for guiding the direction of white dwarf research for the next decade.
- Provides an interdisciplinary approach to a range of problems, allowing researchers to access a wide range of topics which would typically be spread across several journals
- Review papers provide key summaries of progress in a range of related research areas
- A broad range of contributed papers give readers the latest thinking and results
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- Date Published: November 2020
- format: Hardback
- isbn: 9781108492027
- length: 246 pages
- dimensions: 254 x 180 x 14 mm
- weight: 0.56kg
- availability: In stock
Table of Contents
1. Type Ia Supernova Sub-classes and Progenitor Origin Ashley Ruiter
2. Convection in Common Envelopes and the Formation of Double White Dwarfs Emily Wilson
3. Double Degenerate Candidates in the Open Cluster NGC 6633 Joseph Barnett
4. ANTARES: A Gateway to ZTF and LSST Alerts Chien-Hsiu Lee
5. Exoplanetary Oxygen Fugacities from Polluted White Dwarf Stars Alexandra Doyle
6. Near-infrared Observations of Dusty White Dwarfs Laura Rogers
7. The Search for Planet and Planetesimal Transits of White Dwarfs with the Zwicky Transient Facility Keaton Bell
8. Searching for Low-mass Companions Around White Dwarfs and Subdwarfs from Kepler Field Jerzy Krzesinski
9. Variation of Fundamental Constants and White Dwarfs Susana Landau
10. Clues to the Origin and Properties of Magnetic White Dwarfs Adela Kawka
11. A New Look at Magnetic White Dwarfs François Hardy
12. Continuous Gravitational Wave from Magnetized White Dwarfs Surajit Kalita
13. Laboratory Studies of Vacuum Ultra-Violet (VUV) Emission Spectra of Heavy Element Ions W.-Ü Lydia Tchang-Brillet
14. Neutral Helium Line Profiles through the Simulation of Local Interactions Patrick Tremblay
15. White-Dwarf Asteroseismology: An Update Alejandro Hugo Córsico
16. Variable White Dwarfs: Past Progress, Future Opportunities Harry Shipman
17. Evolution and Asteroseismology of Ultra-massive DA White Dwarfs Francisco De Gerónimo
18. Validation of Asteroseismic Fitting with the New White Dwarf Evolution Code Agnes Kim
19. The Chemical Structure of the Hot Pulsating DB White Dwarf KIC 08626021 from Asteroseismology Stephane Charpinet
20. Searching for ZZ Ceti White Dwarfs in the Gaia Survey Olivier Vincent
21. Pulsating White Dwarfs and Convection Judith Provencal
22. Accreting Pulsating White Dwarfs: Probing Heating and Rotation Paula Szkody
23. QPOs from Post-shock Accretion Column of Strongly Magnetized Accreting White Dwarfs Prasanta Bera
24. White Dwarfs as Advanced Physics Laboratories: The Axion Case Jordi Isern
25. The Real Time Evolution of Post-AGB Stars Marcin Hajduk
26. (Pre-)White Dwarf Stars as Measuring Tools for Yields of AGB Nucleosynthesis Lisa Löbling
27. The Spectral Evolution of Hot White Dwarfs Antoine Bédard
28. The Spectral Evolution of Cool White Dwarfs Simon Blouin
29. The Completeness of Gaia-Selected Samples of White Dwarfs: Are We There Yet? Terry Oswalt
30. Two Delays in White Dwarf Evolution Revealed by Gaia Sihao Cheng
31. Ensemble Evolutionary Studies of White Dwarfs in Open Star Clusters Kurtis Williams
32. New Population Synthesis Approach: The Golden Path to Constrain Stellar and Galactic Physics Nadege Lagarde
33. A Catalog of 159,238 White Dwarf Ages Ted von Hippel
34. A Bayesian Analysis of White Dwarfs in Open Clusters Observed with Gaia Elizabeth Jeffery
35. Testing White Dwarf Cosmochronology Using Wide Double White Dwarfs Tyler Heintz
36. Statistics of White Dwarf Properties in Intermediate Polars Valery Suleimanov
37. Realistic Models of Globular Clusters with White Dwarfs, Neutron Stars and Black Holes Using GPU Supercomputer Bhusan Kayastha
38. Masses of White Dwarfs in Symbiotic Binaries Kenneth Hinkle
39. Four New Self-lensing Binaries from Kepler: Radial Velocity Characterization and Astrophysical Implications Kento Masuda
40. What Can ISM and Non-Photospheric Highly Ionised Lines in White Dwarf Spectra Reveal about the Beta CMa Tunnel? Nicolle Finch
41. Geometry of Nova Ejecta M. Pavana
42. Main Conclusions from Symposium Discussions Martin Barstow.
Editors
Martin A. Barstow, University of Leicester
Scot J. Kleinman, Gemini Observatory, Hilo
Judith L. Provencal, University of Delaware
Lilia Ferrario, Australian National University, Canberra
Contributors
Keaton Bell, Jerzy Krzesinski, Susana Landau, Adela Kawka, François Hardy, Surajit Kalita, W.-Ü Lydia Tchang-Brillet, Patrick Tremblay, Alejandro Hugo Córsico, Harry Shipman, Francisco De Gerónimo, Agnes Kim, Stephane Charpinet, Olivier Vincent, Judith Provencal, Paula Szkody, Prasanta Bera, Jordi Isern, Marcin Hajduk, Lisa Löbling, Antoine Bédard, Simon Blouin, Terry Oswalt, Sihao Cheng, Kurtis Williams, Nadege Lagarde, Ted von Hippel, Elizabeth Jeffery, Tyler Heintz, Valery Suleimanov,Bhusan Kayastha, Kenneth Hinkle, Kento Masuda, Nicolle Finch, M. Pavana, Martin Barstow