Nonlinear Dynamics of Instabilities in Radiatively Driven   Stellar Winds
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All stars lose mass from their surfaces by what has become known                as stellar winds.  In the case of cool stars, like the sun, the                 winds emanate from coronae, the tenuous outermost gaseous layers                of those stars; and these winds are ultimately due to energy                    deposited from lower layers into the coronae.  In the case of hot               and luminous stars, the winds are driven by photons that are                    absorbed by gas particles constituting the stars' atmospheres.                  This absorption of photons can lead to dynamic instabilities and                emission of radiation from radio to X-ray frequencies, offering                 opportunities for indirectly observing the wind generating                      mechanism.  The Principal Investigator proposes to model this                   mechanism numerically and analytically.
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