Publications

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  • ULIRGs: Tidal-induced Star Formation and Implications for SCUBA Sources
    Integral field optical spectroscopy with the INTEGRAL fiber-fed system is used to investigate the properties of the tidal-induced star formation in the Ultraluminous Infrared Galaxy IRAS 12112+0305. Implications for the study of the SCUBA sources are briefly mentioned.
    Colina, Luis et al.

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    2001
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  • Towards a Global Picture of OB Associations
    In this contribution we present our on-going project about the understanding of the evolution of galactic OB associations and the implications on the global understanding of massive star evolution. Galactic OB associations are the ideal laboratory for testing our current knowledge about the stellar and chemical evolution, and the interaction of
    Cerviño, M. et al.

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    2001
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  • The ionized intergalactic gas: baryonic dark matter.
    We use Hα measurements of complete sets of HII regions in disc galaxies to compute the fraction of ionizing photons which escape from them using the hypothesis of density bounding. The escaping flux is more than enough to ionize the observed diffuse ionized gas (DIG) and the balance implies that an important fraction of the flux escapes into the
    Zurita, A. et al.

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    2001
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  • The Gravitational Microlens Influence on X-ray Spectral Line Generated by an AGN Accretion Disk
    The influence of gravitational microlensing on the X-ray spectral line profiles originated from a relativistic accretion disc has been studied. Using a disc model, we show that microlensing can induce noticeable changes in the line shapes when the Einstein ring radius associated with the microlens is of a size comparable to that of the accretion
    Popovic, L. C. et al.

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    2001
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