53. А С Т Р О К У Р Ь Е Р
... Physical processes such as radiative diffusion, differential gravitational settling, grain accretion, convection, magnetic fields and non-radial pulsations, which play an important role in stars of many different types, are best studied in A-type stars ...
54. http://www.iki.rssi.ru/people/vcr2004.pdf
... This free energy is redistributed in thermal, magnetic, kinetic, gravitational, and radiation forms, their relative fractions being changed from event to event depending on the situation determined by the boundary conditions and initial data. ...
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