James E. Pringle
British physicist
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, James Edward Pringle is a British astrophysicist. He is a professor of theoretical astronomy at the Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge part of the University of Cambridge. His research is focused mainly on astrophysical fluid dynamics and accretion discs, including, for example, the formation of stars and planets, accretion of matter onto black holes, and formation of jets by accretion flows. In a 1984 paper, he and John Papaloizou showed that accretion disks in anisotropic stellar systems with constant specific angular momentum are unstable to non-axisymmetric global modes. This phenomenon is now known as the Papaloizou–Pringle instability.
James E. Pringle's Published Works
Published Works
- Interacting binary stars (1985) (332)
- Extracting Energy from Black Holes: The Relative Importance of the Blandford-Znajek Mechanism (1998) (243)
- Accretion in stellar clusters and the initial mass function (2001) (179)
- Binary star origin of high field magnetic white dwarfs (2008) (145)
- Accretion disc response to a stellar fly-by (1993) (142)
- Observational implications of precessing protostellar discs and jets (2000) (135)
- The Alignment of Disk and Black Hole Spins in Active Galactic Nuclei (1998) (133)
- Accretion disc viscosity: a simple model for a magnetic dynamo. (1992) (131)
- The formation and initial evolution of protostellar disks (1990) (127)
- The non-axisymmetric instability of a cylindrical shear flow containing an azimuthal magnetic field (1996) (98)
- Stochastic accretion of planetesimals on to white dwarfs: constraints on the mass distribution of accreted material from atmospheric pollution (2014) (87)
- The formation of molecular clouds (2001) (83)
- ENERGETICS OF STAR-DISC ENCOUNTERS IN THE NON-LINEAR REGIME (1995) (82)
- The Disk-Jet Connection in Microquasars and Active Galactic Nuclei (2003) (81)
- CAN A DISC DYNAMO GENERATE LARGE-SCALE MAGNETIC FIELDS ? (1996) (81)
- Planetesimal formation via fragmentation in self-gravitating protoplanetary discs (2006) (80)
- The origin of magnetism on the upper main sequence (2009) (79)
- On the formation of binary stars (1989) (75)
- Star–disc interactions and binary star formation (1991) (71)
- Fuelling active galactic nuclei (2007) (69)
- The Orientation of Jets Relative to Dust Disks in Radio Galaxies (2002) (63)
- X-ray coronae from dynamos in young Ae/Be stars (1995) (56)
- Spin-down of rapidly rotating, convective stars. (1992) (55)
- The role of discs in the formation of binary and multiple star systems (1991) (55)
- The diffusion of contaminant through an accretion disc (1988) (49)
- Alignment and precession of a black hole with a warped accretion disc (2007) (47)
- The implications of runaway OB stars for high-mass star formation (1992) (47)
- The Ṁ–M relationship in pre-main sequence stars (2006) (46)
- A model for bursting X-ray sources - Time-dependent accretion by magnetic neutron stars and degenerate dwarfs (1977) (43)
- Alignment time-scale of the microquasar GRO J1655−40 (2008) (43)
- Evidence for periodic modulation of presupernova mass loss from the progenitor of SN 1979C (1992) (42)
- Tidal warping and precession of Be star decretion discs (2011) (40)
- An Investigation into the Geometry of Seyfert Galaxies (1997) (34)
- Planets around massive white dwarfs (1992) (32)
- Supernova Kicks and Misaligned Be Star Binaries (2009) (32)
- Radiation-induced Warping of Protostellar Accretion Disks (1997) (30)
- Thermal and dynamical balance in dense molecular cloud cores (1997) (23)
- Upper limits to X-ray emission from colliding stellar winds (1978) (21)
- The shape of an accretion disc in a misaligned black hole binary (2009) (21)
- The Maximum Mass Solar Nebula and the early formation of planets (2018) (19)
- Magnetically modulated accretion in T Tauri stars (1995) (19)
- A comparison of the acceleration mechanisms in young stellar objects and active galactic nuclei jets (2003) (19)
- Direct Measurement of the Jet Geometry in Seyfert Galaxies (1999) (18)
- Magnetospherically-trapped dust and a possible model for the unusual transits at WD 1145+017 (2017) (17)
- Numerical calculations of mass transfer flow in semi-detached binary systems. [of stars] (1987) (17)
- The planet in M4: implications for planet formation in globular clusters (2004) (16)
- Disc evolution and the relationship between Lacc and L* in T Tauri stars (2008) (16)
- SS433—a massive black hole? (1979) (14)
- Is Cyg X-1 a neutron star? (1974) (14)
- Supernova kicks and misaligned microquasars (2009) (14)
- A Common Envelope Binary Star Origin of Long Gamma-ray Bursts (2010) (13)
- Active galactic nuclei and the minor merger hypothesis (2003) (12)
- BINARY STAR FORMATION (1991) (11)
- Extreme variability in an active galactic nucleus: Gaia16aax (2020) (11)
- MAGNETIC RECONNECTION AND STAR FORMATION IN MOLECULAR CLOUDS (1996) (11)
- Can the Blandford–Znajek Mechanism Power Steady Jets? (2021) (10)
- The evolution of pitch angles of spiral arms (2019) (10)
- Misalignment of the microquasar V4641 Sgr (SAX J1819.3–2525) (2008) (9)
- Disc instability in RS Ophiuchi: a path to Type Ia supernovae (2011) (9)
- On the origin of double-peaked emission lines in active galactic nuclei (1996) (9)
- HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE FINE GUIDANCE SENSOR INTERFEROMETRIC OBSERVATIONS OF THE CORE OF 30 DORADUS (1994) (9)
- Disc instability in RS Ophiuchi: a path to Type Ia supernovae (2011) (9)
- Cyg X-3: γ rays from a magnetic accretion disk (1977) (6)
- γ-Rays from γ Geminorum? (1978) (6)
- THE ACCRETION DISK (1973) (5)
- Mechanical heating of protostellar discs (2010) (4)
- Is the accretion disc of TT Ari hotter after a minimum (1993) (4)
- Kinetic theory viscosity (2004) (3)
- Be Star Disks: Powered by a Nonzero Central Torque (2020) (3)
- POLARIZATION DIAGNOSTICS FOR COOL CORE CLUSTER EMISSION LINES (2013) (2)
- X‐RAY EMISSION PROCESSES IN CLOSE BINARY SYSTEMS * (1977) (2)
- SINGLE-STAGE FRAGMENTATION AND A MODERN THEORY OF STAR FORMATION (1991) (2)
- Do superheavy elements imply the existence of black holes? (1976) (2)
- The Origin of High Magnetic Fields in White Dwarfs (2010) (1)
- Orbital eccentricity in classical novae (1987) (1)
- Short Gamma-Ray Bursts and the Decompression of Neutron Star Matter in Tidal Streams (2020) (1)
- Hydrodynamical Simulations of Misaligned Accretion Discs in Binary Systems: Companions tear discs (2020) (0)
- Warped and Twisted Discs (2010) (0)
- Accretion induced collapse of white dwarfs and the origin of Long Gamma‐Ray Bursts (2010) (0)
- Warping of Be Star Decretion Discs in X-Ray Binaries (2011) (0)
- A decade of extrasolar planets around normal stars: Conference summary: The quest for new worlds (2008) (0)
- Book-Review - Interacting Binary Stars (1986) (0)
- Galaxy formation simulations with spinning black holes: method and implementation (2017) (0)
- Book-Review - Effects of Mass Loss on Stellar Evolution - I.A.U. COLL.59 (1982) (0)
- Potential effects of stellar winds on gas dynamics in debris disks leading to observable belt winds (2022) (0)
- Bursting X-ray sources: a theoretical framework for accretion models. (1977) (0)
- Young stars with discs (2000) (0)
- Disc Viscosity from a Magnetic Dynamo (1995) (0)
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