Stellar atmospheres

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STELLAR ATMOSPHERES EDITOR’S FOREWORD

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TABLE XXXII TABLE XXXIII TABLE XXXIV SUBJECT INDEX NAME INDEX

Class Temperature Class Temperature

3000° 9000°

3000 10000

3500 13500

4000 15000

5000 17000

5600 18000

7000 20000

7500 25000

8400 35000

In concluding the summary of stellar temperatures, the ionization temperature scale is given in the foregoing table. The discussion on which the table is based is contained in Chapters VI to IX, and it is merely placed here for comparison with the preceding tabulations.

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