An authoritative and comprehensive collection of astronomical review articles that reflect the current activity of the international community.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Invited Discourses: 1. The Herschel view of star formation 2. Past, present and future of Chinese astronomy 3. The zoo of galaxies 4. Supernovae, the accelerating cosmos, and dark energy Part II. Joint Discussion: 5. Very massive stars in the local universe 6. 3-D views of the cycling Sun in stellar context 7. Ultraviolet emission in early-type galaxies 8. From meteors and meteorites to their parent bodies: current status and future developments 9. The connection between radio properties and high-energy emission in AGNs 10. Space-time reference systems for future research Part III. Special Sessions: 11. Origin and complexity of massive star clusters 12. Cosmic evolution of groups and clusters of galaxies 13. Galaxy evolution through secular processes 14. New era for studying interstellar and intergalactic magnetic fields 15. The IR view of massive stars: the main sequence and beyond 16. Science with large solar telescopes 17. The impact hazard: current activities and future plans 18. Calibration of star-formation rate measurements across the electromagnetic spectrum 19. Future large scale facilities 20. Dynamics of the star-planet relations strategic plan and the Global Office of Astronomy for Development 21. Strategic plan and the Global Office of Astronomy for Development 22. Modern views of the interstellar medium 23. High-precision tests of stellar physics from high-precision photometry 24. Communicating astronomy with the public for scientists 25. Data intensive astronomy 26. Unexplained spectral phenomena in the interstellar medium 27. Light pollution: protecting astronomical sites and increasing global awareness through education.
Part I. Invited Discourses: 1. The Herschel view of star formation 2. Past, present and future of Chinese astronomy 3. The zoo of galaxies 4. Supernovae, the accelerating cosmos, and dark energy Part II. Joint Discussion: 5. Very massive stars in the local universe 6. 3-D views of the cycling Sun in stellar context 7. Ultraviolet emission in early-type galaxies 8. From meteors and meteorites to their parent bodies: current status and future developments 9. The connection between radio properties and high-energy emission in AGNs 10. Space-time reference systems for future research Part III. Special Sessions: 11. Origin and complexity of massive star clusters 12. Cosmic evolution of groups and clusters of galaxies 13. Galaxy evolution through secular processes 14. New era for studying interstellar and intergalactic magnetic fields 15. The IR view of massive stars: the main sequence and beyond 16. Science with large solar telescopes 17. The impact hazard: current activities and future plans 18. Calibration of star-formation rate measurements across the electromagnetic spectrum 19. Future large scale facilities 20. Dynamics of the star-planet relations strategic plan and the Global Office of Astronomy for Development 21. Strategic plan and the Global Office of Astronomy for Development 22. Modern views of the interstellar medium 23. High-precision tests of stellar physics from high-precision photometry 24. Communicating astronomy with the public for scientists 25. Data intensive astronomy 26. Unexplained spectral phenomena in the interstellar medium 27. Light pollution: protecting astronomical sites and increasing global awareness through education.
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