Titlebook: Life After Residency; A Career Planning Gu Melissa T. Berhow,William W. Feaster,John G. Brock Book 2022Latest edition Springer Nature Switz

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William W. Feasterd young stellar objects..In this contribution to the Jetset lecture notes we summarise the research progress in the field of jet launching from collapsing objects. Complying with this workshop on high-performance computing in astrophysics this is done while focusing on results from numerical simulat

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James C. McAvoy,John G. Brock-Utneperformance computing techniques, including 3D radiation transfer, to jet and star formation processes...Aimed at graduate students in astrophysics, this book presents state-of-the-art methods, thereby offering interesting new insights to researchers in the field..

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William W. Feaster the FR I/FR II break and could be explained by a powerdependent, “closing” torus. This points towards a different type of obscuring torus in radio-loud host galaxies which might be a consequence of past mergers (e.g. by the temporary formation of a binary black-hole). Interaction of the jet with th

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William W. Feaster the FR I/FR II break and could be explained by a powerdependent, “closing” torus. This points towards a different type of obscuring torus in radio-loud host galaxies which might be a consequence of past mergers (e.g. by the temporary formation of a binary black-hole). Interaction of the jet with th

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John G. Brock-Utney be an essential ingredient in preventing too fast and too tight collimation of the disk jet. At this point, note that I shall call in the rest of the present review ., the component of the wind originating from the star and its vicinity, by opposition to the “disk wind” or “disk jet” that correspo

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John G. Brock-Utne,William W. Feastertosonic separatrix surface in order to satisfy MHDcausality. An energetic criterion is outlined for selecting radially expanding winds from cylindrically expanding jets. The basics of jet acceleration, collimation, minimum fieldline inclination and angular momentum removal are illustrated in the con

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