'Lower mass' presentation slideshows

Observations of PentaQuarks: A Mini-Review

Observations of PentaQuarks: A Mini-Review. By A. Dolgolenko and M. Kubantsev. Content. Introduction Observations of the ? + (1540) state: year of 2003: 2004 results (up to mid-May): Other possible exotic baryons. Further studies, summary and outlook.

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Different Flavors of Planet Formation

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LEP searches in R-parity Violation scenarios

LEP searches in R-parity Violation scenarios. Theodora D. Papadopoulou NTU Athens. July 25 - Amsterdam ICHEP 2002. Outline. Introduction RPV Superpotential Decays via trilinear RPV Couplings Search strategies Review of Updated Analyses Results

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Are magnetically-powered phenomena on brown dwarfs similar to or very different from M dwarfs?

Are magnetically-powered phenomena on brown dwarfs similar to or very different from M dwarfs?. Jeffrey L. Linsky JILA/University of Colorado and NIST The EVLA Vision: Stars on and off the Main Sequence Socorro NM 26-28 May 2009.

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Activity 78 Analysis

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The Riches of Charmless Rare B Decays

The Riches of Charmless Rare B Decays. George W.S. Hou ( ??? ) National Taiwan University June 7, 2002 2nd BCP Workshop @ NTU. I. Introduction: The 1997-1999 Episode. 1997 ? 1999: Data Increase from 3 fb -1 to 10 fb -1 Bonanza Years Set In !.

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Planetary Probes: When it Has to be In-Situ

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Classification

The difference between a small star and a brown dwarf is fairly clear. If hydrogen fusion is taking place then the object is a dwarf star. If not, the object is a brown dwarf.

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Welcome to Astronomy with Mrs. Brandt Complete Information Card

Welcome to Astronomy with Mrs. Brandt Complete Information Card Course Expectations, Policies, and Grading (handout) Introductions Your name, how long you have been in WSD, 1 fun activity you did this summer

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