Explores the origin of radionuclides from supernova explosions and their role in nature, covering topics such as nuclear astrophysics, cosmic element formation, and stellar evolution.
Explores the fundamental problem of distance in astronomy and discusses various methods for distance measurement, including wide-angle astrometry and detached eclipsing binary distances.
Covers the modeling of fluid instabilities with linear perturbation theory and explores the origin of unpredictability in turbulence through the Navier-Stokes equations.
Explores the classification and statistics of AGN, black holes, unified AGN model, variability, megamasers, orbital motion measurement, and time-delay cosmography.
Explores the recalibration of the cosmic distance ladder using accurate photometry and Gaia parallaxes, addressing challenges and potential refinements.
