Study of the Evolutions of the Universe, Stars and the Solar System : Personal Retrospect and Prospect
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The universe, stars and the solar system belong to different hierarchies but have been studied in Japan by a common group with close mutual contact. Collaborative effort is not restricted within theoretical astrophysicists but is extended to a variety of fields of science. In the present article the author describes on the basis of his personal recollection how the collaborative research has stimulated new fields of observational astronomy using infrared radiation and X-rays. A feed-back from these observational studies has given several inputs to the theory of stellar evolution and will provide important means in the study of cosmology.
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- 1982-03-01
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