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Time Dependent Convection in Stars — a Review of the Theories

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Physical Processes in Comets, Stars and Active Galaxies

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Theories that have been proposed to describe thermal convection in a moving atmosphere are described and compared. Most of them are time dependent variations of mixing-length theory and most are found to be quite closely related. The differences and similarities are noted. A brief account of the applications to pulsating-star problems is given.

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Baker, N.H. (1987). Time Dependent Convection in Stars — a Review of the Theories. In: Hillebrandt, W., Meyer-Hofmeister, E., Thomas, HC. (eds) Physical Processes in Comets, Stars and Active Galaxies. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72640-8_10

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