Shin'ichi Tamura
Tohoku University
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The Astronomical Journal | 1988
Yoshiaki Taniguchi; Kimiaki Kawara; Minoru Nishida; Shin'ichi Tamura; Mitsugu T. Nishida
Kinematic evidence for a starburst-driven wind from the nucleus of the galaxy NGC 7714 is reported. The velocity field of the circumnuclear ionized gas is analyzed, and the observed properties of the circumnuclear gas are discussed. The wind shows a twofold pattern: (1) bipolar winds nearly perpendicular to the disk plane and (2) expanding lobes within the disk plane. 57 references.
Astronomy and Astrophysics | 2001
Augustin Skopal; M. Teodorani; Leonardo A. Errico; A. A. Vittone; Y. Ikeda; Shin'ichi Tamura
We analysed photometric and spectroscopic optical observations of the eclipsing symbiotic binary AX Persei. For the first time, we present and discuss its historical, 1887-1999, photographic/ B -band and visual light curve (LC). The red giant in AX Per losses mass via the wind at a rate of
The Astrophysical Journal | 1989
Katsunori M. Shibata; Shin'ichi Tamura; Shuji Deguchi; Naomi Hirano; O. Kameya; Takashi Kasuga
\dot M = 7.4\pm 1.7 10^{-7} M_{\odot} \rm yr^{-1}
Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific | 1994
Yasushi Yadoumaru; Shin'ichi Tamura
. The terminal velocity of the wind is
Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific | 1990
Shin'ichi Tamura; Katsunori Shibata
v_{\infty} = 32 \pm 6 \rm km s^{-1}
The Astrophysical Journal | 1993
Katsunori M. Shibata; Shuji Deguchi; Naomi Hirano; Osamu Kameya; Shin'ichi Tamura
. We estimated an effective radius of the Hii nebula during the post-outburst stage (to JD 2450000) to be of
Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific | 1993
Yasushi Yadoumaru; Shin'ichi Tamura
R_{\rm n} = 192 \pm 25 R_{\odot}
INTERACTING BINARIES: Accretion, Evolution, and Outcomes | 2005
A. Skopal; L. Errico; A. A. Vittone; Shin'ichi Tamura; M. Otsuka; Marek Wolf; V. G. Elkin
and its average electron concentration
Proceedings of The International Astronomical Union | 1993
K. M. Shibata; S. Deguchi; Takashi Kasuga; Shin'ichi Tamura; Naomi Hirano; O. Kameya
\tilde n_{\rm e} = (2.9 - 3.6) \pm 0.7 10^{9} \rm cm^{-3}
Earth Moon and Planets | 1981
Hisashi Ishii; Tetsuo Yamamoto; Shin'ichi Tamura
for the electron temperature T e = 1-1.5 10 4 K. The [Oiii] nebula in AX Per is rather dense, having the electron concentration n e ([Oiii])