Recent Talks

List of all the talks in the archive, sorted by date.


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Thursday October 8, 2015
Dr. Mateo Valero Cortés, Dr. Teresa García-Milá Lloveras, Prof. Josep Samitier Martí
Barcelona Supercomputing Center

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Wednesday October 7, 2015
Prof. Joan Josep Guinovart Cirera, Dr. Luis M. Martínez Otero
Institute for Research in Biomedicine

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Wednesday October 7, 2015
Dr. Fernando Rey, Juan Lerma, Carmen Castresana, Marina Villegas, Octavi Quintana, Avelino Corma,Francisco Sánchez

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Wednesday October 7, 2015
Mr. Pere Estupinyà, Mr. Pere Buigas

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Wednesday October 7, 2015
Dr. Manuel de León, Dr. Luca Gerardo-Giorda
ICMAT
BCAM

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Wednesday October 7, 2015
Dr. Manuel de León, Malén Ruiz de Elvira, Julio Barbas, Teresa García Milá, Mateo Valero, Maria Lapetra

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Wednesday October 7, 2015
Mr. Kenneth Chang

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Wednesday October 7, 2015
Mr. Kenneth Chang

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Wednesday October 7, 2015
None

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Tuesday October 6, 2015
Prof. Norbert Langer
Univ. of Bonn

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It is often assumed that when stars reach their Eddington limit, strong outflows are initiated, and that this happens only for extreme stellar
masses. I will show that in realistic models of stars up to 500 Msun, the Eddington limit is not reached at the stellar surface. Instead, I will argue that the Eddington limit is exceeded inside the stellar envelope, in hydrogen-rich stars above about 1 ... 30 Msun, and in Wolf-Rayet stars above 7 Msun, with drastic effects for their structure and stability. I will discuss the observational evidence for this, and outline evolutionary consequences.