Martin Schwarzschild

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#298

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#546

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Astronomy

#42

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#115

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PhD Astronomy University of Göttingen

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According to Wikipedia, Martin Schwarzschild was a German-American astrophysicist. Biography Schwarzschild was born in Potsdam into a distinguished German Jewish academic family. His father was the physicist Karl Schwarzschild and his uncle the astrophysicist Robert Emden. His sister, Agathe Thornton, became a classics scholar in New Zealand.

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Martin Schwarzschild's Published Works

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A numerical model for a triaxial stellar system in dynamical equilibrium (1979) (562)
Structure and evolution of the stars. (1958) (542)
Some instabilities of a completely ionized plasma (1954) (379)
On the scale of photospheric convection in red giants and supergiants. (1975) (259)
The Possible Influence of Interstellar Clouds on Stellar Velocities. II. (1951) (213)
The Possible Influence of Interstellar Clouds on Stellar Velocities. II. (1951) (199)
On Noise Arising from the Solar Granulation. (1948) (194)
Thermal Instability in Non-Degenerate Stars. (1965) (182)
Self-consistent models for galactic halos (1993) (120)
Evolution of Very Massive Stars. (1958) (117)
On the Evolution of Type II Stars. (1955) (104)
On the Maximum Mass of Stable Stars. (1959) (87)
Hydrogen Mixing by Helium-Shell Flashes (1967) (82)
Triaxial equilibrium models for elliptical galaxies with slow figure rotation (1982) (79)
Mass distribution and mass-luminosity ratio in galaxies (1954) (76)
The nucleus of M31 (1974) (76)
Convection in Stars. (1961) (76)
Inhomogeneous Stellar Models. II. Models with Exhausted Cores in Gravitational Contraction. (1952) (66)
On the orbit structure of the logarithmic potential (1989) (63)
Photographs of the Solar Granulation Taken from the Stratosphere. (1959) (55)
Infrared Spectra of Red-Giant Stars. (1964) (55)
On the Spectrum of Turbulent Convection (1961) (52)
Lifetime of Solar Granules. (1960) (52)
Overshooting from Stellar Convective Cores. (1965) (50)
Retrograde closed orbits in a rotating triaxial potential (1982) (47)
Semistochastic orbits in a triaxial potential (1981) (42)
Structure and Evolution of the Stars (1967) (42)
VARIATION OF THE GRAVITATIONAL CONSTANT AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE SUN (1964) (41)
On the Turbulent Velocities of Solar Granules. (1950) (41)
The Orbital Structure of Galactic Halos (1992) (37)
Theory of the Double X-Ray Spectrometer (1928) (36)
Transition from a red giant to a blue nucleus after ejection of a planetary nebula (1975) (32)
On the nonexistence of three-dimensional tube orbits around the intermediate axis in a triaxial galaxy model. (1979) (32)
Inhomogeneous Stellar Models. V. a. Solar Model with Convective Envelope and Inhomogeneous Interior. (1957) (29)
Zeeman Shifts for Stellar Dipoles and Quadrupoles with Inclined Axes. (1950) (29)
On the Helium Content of the Sun. (1946) (29)
On the evolution of stars and chemical elements in the early phases of a galaxy (1953) (28)
On the Evolutionary Phase of Cepheids in Globular Clusters (1970) (28)
The Temperature Fluctuations in the Solar Granulation. (1961) (25)
Hydrodynamic Oscillations in the Solar Chromosphere. (1963) (23)
Nonuniqueness of self-consistent equilibrium solutions for the perfect elliptic disk (1987) (23)
On Stellar Rotation. II. (1947) (21)
On the Difference in Chemical Composition Between - and Low-Velocity Stars. (1951) (21)
On the Colors of Subdwarfs. (1955) (21)
Jeans and Boltzmann solutions for oblate galaxies with flat rotation curves (1995) (17)
Stellar orbits in angle variables (1984) (14)
Photoelectric speckle interferometry of the solar granulation (1975) (14)
AN UPPER LIMIT TO THE ANGULAR DIAMETER OF THE NUCLEUS OF NGC 4151. (1968) (13)
Mars Observations from Stratoscope II (1964) (13)
On the Pulsation in the Atmosphere of η Aquilae. (1948) (13)
SYMPOSIUM ON INSTRUMENTAL ASTRONOMY: Mars observations from Stratoscope II (1964) (13)
Inhomogeneous Stellar Models. I. Models with a Convective Core and a Discontinuity in the Chemical Composition. (1952) (12)
A Spectroscopic Comparison Between - and Low-Velocity K Giants. (1957) (12)
Additional Data for Turbulence Spectrum of Solar Photosphere at Long Wave Lengths. (1955) (10)
Stability of the Sun against Spherical Thermal Perturbations (1973) (10)
On Stellar Rotation. (1942) (10)
Automatic Integration of Linear Second‐Order Differential Equations by Means of Punched Card Machines (1941) (10)
A comparison of stellar populations in the Andromeda galaxy and its elliptical companion (1955) (10)
Absolute spectrophotometry in M31 and M32 (1975) (10)
Overtone Pulsations for the Standard Model. (1941) (9)
Anharmonic Pulsations of the Standard Model. (1949) (9)
On the Blue End of the Horizontal Branch in Globular Clusters (1968) (9)
Note on the Mass of M92. (1955) (8)
Preliminary Analysis of the Turbulence Spectrum of the Solar Photosphere at Long Wave Lengths. (1952) (8)
A Stellar Model for Red Giants of High Central Temperature. (1948) (7)
On the Color-Magnitude Diagram for M 15. (1951) (7)
Perigalactic and apogalactic distances of high-velocity stars (1952) (7)
Dynamical models for galactic bars - Truncated perfect elliptic disk (1986) (6)
Inhomogeneous Stellar Models. III. Models with Partially Degenerate Isothermal Cores. (1953) (6)
Oscillatory Thermal Instabilities at the Onset of Helium Shell Burning. (1972) (6)
ON THE ABUNDANCE OF C13 IN THE SOLAR ATMOSPHERE (1950) (6)
Red-Giant Models with Chemical Inhomogeneities (1949) (6)
Solar photographs from 80,000 feet. (1958) (5)
Orbital contributions to the stability of triaxial galaxies (1989) (5)
High Resolution Photographs of the Nucleus of NGC 4151. (1971) (5)
Inhomogeneous Stellar Models. IV. Models with Continuously Varying Chemical Composition. (1955) (5)
STELLAR EVOLUTION IN GLOBULAR CLUSTERS. (1970) (5)
Analysis of box orbits in a triaxial galaxy (1983) (5)
Galactic Models with Moderate Stochasticity (1987) (4)
On the variables in Messier 3 (1940) (3)
Sunspot photographs from the stratosphere. (1959) (3)
An Approximate Dynamical Model for Spheroidal Stellar Systems (1976) (3)
The ring instability in radially cold oblate galaxy models (1991) (3)
An instability due to the local mixing-length approximation. (1977) (3)
Instruments and Techniques (1977) (2)
The Helium Flash in Population II Giants. (1961) (2)
Vacuum-Operated Continuous Extractor* (1942) (1)
New impetus to astrometry (1966) (1)
PREPARED STATEMENT ON THE SPACE PROGRAM (1963) (1)
Inherited and acquired characteristics of stars (1952) (1)
Note on the Ionisation in the Hydrogen Convection Zone (1942) (1)
Note on the brightness fluctuation in the solar granulation (1960) (1)
New Infrared Observations with Stratoscope II. (1964) (1)
The new photometer of the Rutherfurd Observatory (1947) (1)
On the Light Curves of Cepheids. (1938) (1)
Professor Svein Rosseland (1964) (1)
High-Resolution Photographs Obtained by Stratoscope II (1970) (1)
On the Periods of Long-Period Variables in Globular Clusters. (1961) (1)
Chapter III. Mathematical Techniques (1958) (1)
An attitude acquisition system for communication spacecraft using Spinning Initialization of Inertial Parameters (SIIP) (1989) (0)
Chapter VIII. Summary and Review (1958) (0)
Improved elements of AS Centauri (1936) (0)
The Pulsation Theory of Variable Stars . Svein Rosseland. New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 1949. Pp. viii+152. (Illustrated.) $5.00. (1949) (0)
An analysis of observations of the streaming velocities in the bulge of M31 (1985) (0)
Large area CCD image sensors for space astronomy (1979) (0)
2. Solar granulation photographs from the stratosphere (1960) (0)
An approximate numerical model for a nonrotating galactic bar. (1984) (0)
A Continuous Electronic Pulse‐Rate Indicator and Recorder (1942) (0)
Theoretical interpretation of the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram (Introductory paper) (1959) (0)
Chapter V. Early Evolutionary Phases (1958) (0)
Mixing Between Burned Core Material and Surface Layers (1977) (0)
Theoretical interpretation of the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram (1959) (0)
The Sun as a Star (1967) (0)
The Harvard Conference on Cepheid Variables (1938) (0)
Concluding Remarks (1966) (0)
Magnetic oscillations of a highly idealized star (1949) (0)
Robert E. Danielson (1931–1976) (1977) (0)
Chapter II. Physical State of the Stellar Interior (1958) (0)
Oral history interview with Martin Schwarzschild (1986) (0)
Executive Committee 1967–1970 (1971) (0)
Hydrodynamic Oscillation of Solar Chromosphere. (1962) (0)
Book Reviews: The Pulsation Theory of Variable Stars (1949) (0)
Chapter IV. Initial Stellar Structure (1958) (0)
Chapter I. Observational Basis (1958) (0)
Tri-axial dynamics in the core of normal galaxies. (1980) (0)
Chapter VI. Advanced Evolutionary Phases (1958) (0)
Chapter VII. Final Stellar Structure (1958) (0)
The Energy Source in the Interior of the Sun (1949) (0)
Symposium: Intrinsic Stellar Variation. Recent studies of the pulsation theory (1946) (0)
Birth language: A renewed consciousness. (1998) (0)
Note on the color-magnitude diagram of Messier 3 (1952) (0)

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