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Stony Brook University

PHY 688 — Special Topics in Astrophysics

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Astronomical Concepts Overview

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Meteorology, Clouds, and Dust Substellar Atmospheres II

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Substellar Atmospheres Precipitating Condensation Clouds

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Part IV Substellar Atmospheres

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Brown Dwarf Formation

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Nuclear Fusion and Evolution Substellar Interiors II

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Masses and Radii Substellar Parameters

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

L and T Spectral Types

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Spectroscopic Transits and Radii of Hot Jupiters

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Gravitational Microlensing Search for Exo-Earths

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Locating Extrasolar Planets and Brown Dwarfs

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Substellar Object Nuclear Fusion

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Theoretical and Empirical Expectations for Y Dwarfs

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Planet Migration and Core Accretion Formation

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Irradiated Planets Exoplanetary Atmosphere Temperature

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Surface Gravity Substellar Parameters

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University

Metallicity in Substellar Parameters

PHY 688 · Stony Brook University