Titlebook: Magnetic Fields and Star Formation; Theory Versus Observ A. I. Gómez Castro,M. Heyer,R. E. Pudritz Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Medi

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Hydrodynamical Simulations of Molecular Dynamics in Supersonic Turbulent Flowappropriate chemical processes. We investigate regimes of decaying high-speed molecular turbulence. Here we analyse PDFs of density for the volume, mass, molecular mass and the energy distribution over the range of scales. We compare our results to those previously obtained for isothermal turbulence

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Observational Magnetogasdynamics: 21 Years of HI Zeeman Splitting Measurements...and Moreewhat more WNM than CNM, and at least half of the WNM is not thermally stable. The CNM has typical turbulent Mach number 3. Magnetic fields in the CNM are not as large as expected from the classical flux-freezing argument; neither are magnetic fields always strong enough for the Alfven velocity to e

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Structure of Molecular Cloudsnnection with the diffuse medium, their multi-fractal characteristics and the diversity of their small-scale structure, where cold and dense gas may coexist with dilute and warm gas. Stuctures of essentially pure velocity origin are uncovered and seen as a possible signature of the intermittency of

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The Tiny-Scale Atomic Structure: Gas Cloudlets or Scintillation Phenomenon ?nd significant variations in optical depth profiles over periods of 4 months and 9 years. The upper limits on the optical depth variations in directions of B0823+26 and B1133+16 are similar on scales of 10–20, 350 and 500 AU. The large number of non detections of the tiny scale atomic structure sugg

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BIMA and JCMT Spectropolarimetric Observations of the CO J = 2 ? 1 Line Towards Orion KL/IRc2ation fraction of the JCMT CO . = 2 ? 1 spectra presents a clear decrease towards the center of the line, as expected, due to the increase of the optical depth. The position angle remains constant along the spectral line, except at the line center, where the highest optical depth and lower fractiona

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Fragmentation and Structure Formationn of one level into the next, with the formation of stars as its last step. Within this framework, I then give an overview of the contributions to this session. Numerical work addresses, at the largest scales, the shaping and formation of structures in the ISM through turbulence driven by stellar en

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Turbulent Fragmentation and Star Formationing relationships, the “quiescent” (subsonic) nature of many star-forming cores, their energy balance, their synthesized polarized dust emission, the ages of stars associated with the molecular gas from which they have formed, the mass spectra of clumps, and the density and column density probabilit

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