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Home Page of Sabatino Sofia Professor of Astronomy Yale University

Home Page of Sabatino Sofia Professor of Astronomy Yale University Contact Information Addresses: Department of Astronomy, P.O Box 208101, New Haven, CT 06520-8101; street address: 256 JWG, 260 Whitney Ave. Phone: (203) 432-3011. Fax: (203) 432-5048. e-mail: sofia@astro.yale.edu

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Home Page of Sabatino Sofia Professor of Astronomy Yale University

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  1. Home Page ofSabatino SofiaProfessor of AstronomyYale University Contact InformationAddresses: Department of Astronomy, P.O Box 208101, New Haven, CT 06520-8101; street address: 256 JWG, 260 Whitney Ave. Phone: (203) 432-3011. Fax: (203) 432-5048. e-mail: sofia@astro.yale.edu PublicationsPapers since 1964 ResearchMy main area of research is stellar structure and evolution including rotation, magnetic fields and advanced models of convection. Specifically, I apply these models to understand solar variability which may have terrestrial consequences. These studies are primarily theoretical, but I also work on a related experiment called the Solar Disk Sextant (SDS) whose purpose is to measure the shape and size of the Sun, and their variations, as diagnostics of internal processes. Some details can in found in the above link TeachingI teach Astronomy 130 (Life in the Universe) each Fall semester, and on alternate (odd) years, a graduate course in Solar Physics. You can read more about the courses.

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