The Origin and Fate of the Sun: Evolution of Solar-mass Stars Observed with High Angular Resolution
ESO Garching, March 2 - 5, 2010
The goal of this workshop is to review recent results on solar-mass stars obtained with infrared and millimeter interferometers, and to discuss their importance for our understanding of stellar evolution from star formation to stellar end products. The workshop will concentrate on the mass range from approximately 0.5 to 2 solar masses, will discuss what new results for one stage of stellar evolution mean for the next stage, and will bring interferometric results into context with our knowledge based on other observational techniques and with theory. It will also include prospects with 2nd generation instruments at the VLTI and with ALMA. Interferometry experts and non-interferometrists alike are welcome to attend the workshop and to bring together their different perspectives.
Latest News
- A report on the Workshop has now appeared in the ESO Messenger.
- The presentations received to date have been linked (in bold) to the Workshop Program and the Primer Program .
- Workshop Photo: web / printable version
- Interferometry Primer Photo: web / printable version
