Mass Loss From Cool Stars III
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This award supports investigations on the manner in which stars                 lose mass to the interstellar medium.  Topics include                           observations informing us how red giants generate planetary                     nebulae, a search for temporal changes of the radio carbon                      monoxide line emission, and the combination of radio and infrared               data to establish the total rate of stellar mass loss to the                    interstellar medium.  There is also a project to map the newly                  recognized small molecular clouds and to study their composition                and radiative properties.                                                                                                                                       Interstellar gases are used to form new stars.  Conversely, aging               stars return gas to interstellar space.  The returned gas is                    significantly altered in chemical composition and combined into                 different molecules and dust grains.   The gases lost by stars                  have become observationally accessible only in the last few                     years.  Knapp has identified several well-posed questions                       designed to learn more about this process.  She will use several                radio telescopes, in particular the new Submillimeter Observatory               in Hawaii.
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