Kris Davidson

Theodore R. Gull

Sveneric Johansson

Annotation Observational data, laboratory measurements, and modeling efforts are reported in these papers from a conference on the massive star Eta Carinae and other stars with peculiar spectroscopic signatures. Organized in sections on the spectroscopy of Eta Carinae from X-rays to radio, questions from spectroscopy of other peculiar emission line stars, fluorescence and radiative processes, and spectra of Eta Carinae and Weigelt blobs BD, the papers deal with aspects of the field such as Raman scattering and symbiotic stars, the origin of strings in the outer regions in Eta Carinae, selective emission lines in O-type spectra, and cool star chromospheres and the sun. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

The Hidden Opportunities of Emission Line Spectroscopy : Proceedings of an International Conference Held at Tycho Brahe's Island, Hven, Sweden, 24-26 August 2000

Eta Carinae and Other Mysterious Stars

Anne Thorne

Ulf Litzén

Spectrophysics covers those applications of spectroscopy that are directed at investigating the interactions or radiating atoms and molecules with their environment, with particular reference to the fields of astrophysics, plasma physics and atmospheric physics. Much of the material is normally found only in specialized texts.

Sveneric Johansson

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