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The Astrophysical Journal | 1988

Nonlinear pulsations of discrete stellar models. III. Adiabatic motions of a two-zone model

Toshiki Aikawa; Charles A. Whitney

Oscillations of two-shell model for a star undergoing nonlinear conservative pulsation are compared with those of a low-order approximation of the fully nonlinear model. Behavior of the fully nonlinear model differs significantly from the predictions of the low-order approximation whose equipotential curves show saddle-points not found in the fully nonlinear models. It is concluded that low-order approximations artificially induce strong nonlinear effects and so are not valid indicators of the onset of chaos in conservative models with few degrees of freedom. 22 references.


The Astrophysical Journal | 1963

THE STRUCTURE OF A SHOCK FRONT IN ATOMIC HYDROGEN. I. THE EFFECTS OF PRECURSOR RADIATION IN THE LYMAN CONTINUUM

Charles A. Whitney; Angelo J. Skalafuris


The Astrophysical Journal | 1958

Stellar Pulsation.IV. a Semitheoretical Period-Luminosity Relation for Classical Cepheids.

J. P. Cox; Charles A. Whitney


The Astrophysical Journal | 1968

NON-LINEAR PULSATIONS OF DISCRETE STELLAR MODELS. I. FIRST-ORDER ASYMPTOTIC THEORY OF THE ONE-ZONE MODEL.

Peter D. Usher; Charles A. Whitney


The Astrophysical Journal | 1963

Thermal Response of the Solar Atmosphere.

Charles A. Whitney


The Astrophysical Journal | 1963

The Filtering of Spectrophotometric Noise.

Charles A. Whitney


The Astrophysical Journal | 1962

The Duration of Line-Splitting in W Virginis.

Charles A. Whitney


The Astrophysical Journal | 1955

The Radii of δ Cephei and η Aquilae. II.

Charles A. Whitney


Archive | 1961

Radiative cooling behind shock fronts in stellar atmospheres

Angelo J. Skalafuris; Charles A. Whitney


The Astrophysical Journal | 1967

THE BEHAVIOR OF RU CAMELOPARDALIS AS AN EXAMPLE OF OSCILLATION HYSTERESIS.

Charles A. Whitney

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J. P. Cox

National Institute of Standards and Technology

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Peter D. Usher

Pennsylvania State University

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