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Astronomical Radiation Processes
Bremsstrahlung
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Introduction
Introduction
Classical Treatment
Single Speed Electrons, Thermal Bremsstrahlung
Free-Free Absorption
Kirchhoff's law, Bremsstrahlung Absorption, Principle of detailed balance
Astronomical Application
Self-absorption
Examples
H II Regions, Cooling Flows
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Introduction: IntroductionIntroduction: IntroductionClassical Treatment: Single Speed ElectronsClassical Treatment: Single Speed Electrons
Classical Treatment: Single Speed ElectronsClassical Treatment: Single Speed ElectronsClassical Treatment: Single Speed ElectronsClassical Treatment: Thermal Bremsstrahlung
Classical Treatment: Thermal BremsstrahlungClassical Treatment: Thermal BremsstrahlungClassical Treatment: Thermal BremsstrahlungFree-Free Absorption: Kirchhoff's law
Free-Free Absorption: Bremsstrahlung AbsorptionFree-Free Absorption: Principle of detailed balanceFree-Free Absorption: Principle of detailed balanceFree-Free Absorption: Principle of detailed balance
Astronomical Application: Self-absorptionAstronomical Application: Self-absorptionAstronomical Application: Self-absorptionExamples: H II Regions
Examples: H II RegionsExamples: Cooling FlowsExamples: Cooling FlowsExamples: Cooling Flows
Examples: Cooling FlowsExamples: Cooling FlowsExamples: Cooling Flows
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