Diagrams Flashcards
1
Q
Tuning Fork Diagram
A
-> Ordinary Spirals (Sa, Sb, Sc)
Ellipticals (E0 -> E7)
-> Barred Spirals (SBa, SBb, SBc)
2
Q
Solutions of the Friedmann equation
Diagram
A
- Scale factor as a function of time
- k=+1 is a half circle
- k=0 extends above it
- k=-1 is steeper than k=0
3
Q
Thermal Stability for Interstellar Gas
Diagram
numerically, what are the stable regions?
A
- L (cooling - heating) as a function of temperature
- up-down-up
- stable for up regions (10-1’000 K & 5’000-30’000 K)
4
Q
Schematic viem of the Milky Way
Diagram
A
- center to us is 8 kpc
- bulge diameter 4 kpc
- disk thickness 0.2 kpc
5
Q
Density-Temperature Diagram
A
- x-axis: log 𝛒 (0-14)
- y-axis: log T (3-9)
- from top left to bottom right (roughly):
– radiation pressure
– ideal gas
– non-relativistic degenerate
– relativistic degenerate
6
Q
Hertzsprung-Russell (HR) Diagram
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- x-axis: log T (4.75 - 3.25)
- y-axis: log (L/L⊙) (-1 - 6)
- sun is at (3.75,0)
- high mass stars at luminosity of 5
- main sequence straight line because L ∝ T6
- white dwarfs in bottom left
- red giants in top right
7
Q
Solar Neutrino Flux
Diagram
A
- y-axis: Flux (10 - 1011)
- x-axis: Neutrino Energy MeV (0.1-10)
- Gallium reaches enough to the left to detect neutrinos from pp chain
- Boron is is furthest to the right and can be detected by water
8
Q
Nuclear Binding Energy
Diagram
A
- y-axis: Energy MeV (0-8)
- x-axis: A (number of nucleons) (0-150)
- 56Fe is at maxium
9
Q
Nuclear Potential
Diagram
A
- y-axis: Energy (-30 MeV - Z1·Z2 MeV)
- x-axis: r
- potential barrier has to be overcome (tunneling)
10
Q
Rotation Curve of Spiral Galaxy
Diagram
A
- linear while within galactic bulge
- then:
– observed: constant
– theoretical without dark matter: fall off r-1/2
11
Q
AGN Unification Scheme
Diagram
A
hard to describe in words hahaha
i knowwwww, this card is reallyyyy helpful
12
Q
Cluster Lifetime vs Main Sequence Turn Off
A
- 𝛕 ∝ M-2
- not quite sure how to describe the rest
13
Q
Line Formation in Stars
Diagram
A
- continuum absorption has peak at line absorption
- Intensity as a function of frequency dips to lower temperature Blackbody radiation at line absorption