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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Nir Joseph Shaviv is an Israeli‐American physics professor. He is professor at the Racah Institute of Physics of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He is known for his solar and cosmic-ray hypothesis of climate change which disagrees with the scientific consensus on human-caused climate change. In 2002, Shaviv hypothesised that passages through the Milky Way's spiral arms appear to have been the cause behind the major ice-ages over the past billion years. In his later work, co-authored by Jan Veizer, a low upper limit was placed on the climatic effect of .
Nir Shaviv's Published Works
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Published Works
- Solar fusion cross sections (1998) (453)
- Celestial driver of Phanerozoic climate (2003) (269)
- The spiral structure of the Milky Way, cosmic rays, and ice age epochs on Earth (2002) (185)
- A Porosity-Length Formalism for Photon-Tiring-limited Mass Loss from Stars above the Eddington Limit (2004) (166)
- An outburst from a massive star 40 days before a supernova explosion (2013) (164)
- Cosmic ray diffusion from the galactic spiral arms, iron meteorites, and a possible climatic connection. (2002) (143)
- PRECURSORS PRIOR TO TYPE IIn SUPERNOVA EXPLOSIONS ARE COMMON: PRECURSOR RATES, PROPERTIES, AND CORRELATIONS (2014) (124)
- Gamma Ray Bursts from Minijets (1994) (94)
- Energetic eruptions leading to a peculiar hydrogen-rich explosion of a massive star (2017) (92)
- The Porous Atmosphere of η Carinae (2000) (90)
- Inhomogeneity in the Supernova Remnant Distribution as the Origin of the PAMELA Anomaly (2009) (80)
- On climate response to changes in the cosmic ray flux and radiative budget (2004) (75)
- Inhomogeneity in cosmic ray sources as the origin of the electron spectrum and the PAMELA anomaly. (2009) (73)
- Increased ionization supports growth of aerosols into cloud condensation nuclei (2017) (73)
- The theory of steady‐state super‐Eddington winds and its application to novae (2000) (71)
- Super-Eddington slim accretion discs with winds (2010) (69)
- The Eddington Luminosity Limit for Multiphased Media (1998) (61)
- QED and the high polarization of the thermal radiation from neutron stars (2002) (59)
- Toward a solution to the early faint Sun paradox: A lower cosmic ray flux from a stronger solar wind (2003) (58)
- Polarization evolution in strong magnetic fields (1999) (55)
- The high-energy polarization-limiting radius of neutron star magnetospheres - I. Slowly rotating neutron stars (2003) (54)
- Origin of the binary pulsar J0737-3039B. (2004) (52)
- LIFE EXTINCTIONS BY COSMIC RAY JETS (1997) (51)
- The Nature of the Radiative Hydrodynamic Instabilities in Radiatively Supported Thomson Atmospheres (2000) (50)
- Is the Solar System's Galactic Motion Imprinted in the Phanerozoic Climate? (2014) (45)
- Using the oceans as a calorimeter to quantify the solar radiative forcing (2008) (44)
- The response of clouds and aerosols to cosmic ray decreases (2016) (42)
- Is There a Dynamic Effect in the Screening of Nuclear Reactions in Stellar Plasmas? (1999) (42)
- The fate of a WD accreting H-rich material at high accretion rates (2013) (36)
- Magnetic lensing near ultramagnetized neutron stars (1999) (34)
- PTF13efv—AN OUTBURST 500 DAYS PRIOR TO THE SNHUNT 275 EXPLOSION AND ITS RADIATIVE EFFICIENCY (2016) (34)
- Numerical simulations of continuum-driven winds of super-Eddington stars (2008) (34)
- Natural explanation for the anomalous positron to electron ratio with supernova remnants as the sole cosmic ray source (2009) (32)
- The Electrostatic Screening of Nuclear Reactions in the Sun (2001) (27)
- RECOVERING THE OBSERVED B/C RATIO IN A DYNAMIC SPIRAL-ARMED COSMIC RAY MODEL (2013) (26)
- Bright, Months-long Stellar Outbursts Announce the Explosion of Interaction-powered Supernovae (2020) (26)
- T spiral structure of the Milky Way, cosmic rays, and ice age (2003) (25)
- Open cluster birth analysis and multiple spiral arm sets in the (2005) (23)
- On the behaviour of stellar winds that exceed the photon‐tiring limit (2008) (23)
- A lower limit on the halo mass to form supermassive black holes (2011) (21)
- Dynamics of Fronts in Thermally Bistable Fluids (1992) (21)
- SEARCH FOR PRECURSOR ERUPTIONS AMONG TYPE IIB SUPERNOVAE (2015) (21)
- Fireballs in dense stellar regions as an explanation of gamma-ray bursts (1995) (19)
- The extragalactic neutrino background radiations from blazars and cosmic rays (1995) (15)
- Reconciling the diffuse Galactic γ-ray and the cosmic ray spectra (2017) (14)
- The Spectral Temperature of Optically Thick Outflows with Application to Light Echo Spectra from η Carinae's Giant Eruption (2016) (14)
- THE B/C AND SUB-IRON/IRON COSMIC RAY RATIOS—FURTHER EVIDENCE IN FAVOR OF THE SPIRAL-ARM DIFFUSION MODEL (2016) (13)
- Binary pulsar J0737−3039 – evidence for a new core collapse and neutron star formation mechanism (2013) (12)
- Quantifying the role of solar radiative forcing over the 20th century (2012) (12)
- Instability & Mass Loss near the Eddington Limit (2012) (11)
- CO2 as a primary driver of Phanerozoic climate: Comment (2004) (11)
- The maximal runaway temperature of Earth-like planets (2011) (10)
- The High-Energy Polarization-Limiting Radius of Neutron Star Magnetospheres II -- Magnetized Hydrogen Atmospheres (2005) (10)
- The super-Eddington nature of supermassive stars (2012) (10)
- Classical Novae as Super‐Eddington Objects (2002) (9)
- Inhomogeneity in the Supernova Remnants as a Natural Explanation of the PAMELA/ATIC Observations (2009) (9)
- The Fate of a WD Accreting H-Rich Material at High Rates (2012) (8)
- Asteroseismic effects in close binary stars (2013) (8)
- The Electrostatic Screening of Thermonuclear Reactions in Astrophysical Plasmas (1996) (7)
- Long-term Variations in the Galactic Environment of the Sun (2006) (7)
- Constraining MOND using the vertical motion of stars in the solar neighbourhood (2015) (7)
- Publisher's Note: Cosmic Ray Diffusion from the Galactic Spiral Arms, Iron Meteorites, and a Possible Climatic Connection [ Phys. Rev. Lett. 89 , 051102 ( 2002 ) ] (2002) (6)
- The Paleoclimatic evidence for Strongly Interacting Dark Matter Present in the Galactic Disk (2016) (6)
- Continuum‐Driven Winds from Super‐Eddington Stars: A Tale of Two Limits (2007) (6)
- The state of 7Be in the core of the Sun and the solar neutrino flux (2002) (5)
- Can non-linear structure form at the era of decoupling? (1998) (5)
- Pattern Evolution in Thermally Bistable Media (1994) (5)
- The solar and Southern Oscillation components in the satellite altimetry data (2015) (5)
- ON CONTINUUM-DRIVEN WINDS FROM ROTATING STARS (2012) (4)
- Atmospheric ionization and cloud radiative forcing (2021) (4)
- Why the Salpeter approximation is not valid in the Sun (2003) (4)
- THE INSTABILITY OF RADIATIVE FLOWS : FROM THE EARLY UNIVERSE TO THE EDDINGTON LUMINOSITY LIMIT (1999) (4)
- Photo-evaporation by thermal winds in dwarf galaxies (2003) (4)
- Exceeding the Eddington Limit (2005) (4)
- Long term evolution of an interacting binary system (2014) (3)
- A kinematic spiral arm shock signature: "Ringing" in the vertical motion of stars (2016) (3)
- ON THE LINK BETWEEN COSMIC RAYS AND TERRESTRIAL CLIMATE (2005) (3)
- Impact of the ISM magnetic field on GRB afterglow polarization (2020) (3)
- A GRB model satisfying stringent observational constraints (1995) (3)
- On the Low Progenitor Mass of the Binary Pulsar J0737-3039B (2004) (3)
- Life Extinction Due To Neutron Star Mergers (1996) (2)
- Comment [on “Cosmic rays, carbon dioxide, and climate”] (2004) (2)
- Approximate analytical solutions to the condensation-coagulation equation of aerosols (2015) (2)
- Obtaining the electrostatic screening from first principles (2003) (2)
- Electron-capture Isotopes Could Constrain Cosmic-Ray Propagation Models (2017) (2)
- The Ion and Charged Aerosol Growth Enhancement (ION-CAGE) code: A numerical model for the growth of charged and neutral aerosols (2019) (1)
- On the appearance of super-Eddington states in various astrophysical systems (2010) (1)
- The Phanerozoic climate (2022) (1)
- Sulphuric acid aerosols in low oxygen environments (2022) (1)
- The State of 7Be in the Sun (2004) (1)
- Why a New Code for Novae Evolution and Mass Transfer in Binaries (2015) (1)
- Extremely luminous atmospheres (1999) (1)
- Doubling the CO_2 cools or heats (2010) (1)
- Lower Limits on the Nucleosynthesis of 44Ti and 60Fe in the Dynamic Spiral-arm Cosmic-Ray Propagation Model (2017) (1)
- Increased ionization supports growth of aerosols into cloud condensation nuclei (2017) (1)
- On The Origin of Gamma Ray Bursts (1996) (1)
- Deriving the electrostatic screening of nuclear reactions from first principles (2001) (1)
- Cosmic Ray Diffusion in the Dynamic Milky Way:. Model, Measurement and Terrestrial Effects (2004) (1)
- THE SENSITIVITY OF THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT TO CHANGES IN THE CONCENTRATION OF GASES IN PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES (2013) (1)
- The mass distribution in a merger model (1993) (1)
- The ION‐CAGE Code: A Numerical Model for the Growth of Charged and Neutral Aerosols (2020) (1)
- The Dynamics of the Carina Spiral Arm (2005) (0)
- Classical Novae as Super-Eddington Steady States (2012) (0)
- On the Source and Location of Temporal Variability in Fireballs (1995) (0)
- THE CLIMATIC ROLE OF THE SUN—HOW, HOW MUCH AND WHAT DOES IT MEAN? (2011) (0)
- CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE COSMIC RAY CONNECTION (2004) (0)
- Ja n 20 04 On the Low Progenitor Mass of the Binary Pulsar J 0737-3039 B (0)
- A Phase Transition of Luminous Atmospheres (2007) (0)
- Super Eddington Atmospheres and their Winds (2000) (0)
- Solar Forcing and 20 th century climate change (2012) (0)
- 02 07 63 9 v 1 2 9 Ju l 2 00 2 Classical Novae as Super-Eddington Objects (2002) (0)
- VizieR Online Data Catalog: PTF obs. of a precursor to SNHunt 275 2015 May event (Ofek+, 2016) (2016) (0)
- A Solution to the γ-Ray Burst Mystery? (1998) (0)
- Cluster Birth Analysis and Multiple Spiral Arm Sets in the Milky Way Smadar Naoz (2006) (0)
- The Mass Distribution in a Collapsing Merging Spherical Cluster of Objects (1995) (0)
- Acta Polytechnica (2014) (0)
- VizieR Online Data Catalog: SNe IIn observations and properties (Ofek+, 2014) (2017) (0)
- The Optics of Neutron-Star Magnetospheres (1999) (0)
- The Origin of the Binary Pulsar J0737-3039 (2005) (0)
- The Galaxy Mass Distribution from Mergers in a Collapsing Spherical Cluster (1996) (0)
- Inquisitive Correlations in the BATSE Gamma Ray Burst Data (1995) (0)
- The Link between atmospheric Ionization and the formation of cloud condensation nuclei (2018) (0)
- Chapter 12 Instability & Mass Loss near the Eddington Limit (2012) (0)
- Detailed Response to “ Cosmic Rays , Carbon Dioxide and Climate ” by Rahmstorf et al (2004) (0)
- The Habitable Zone and the Generalized Greenhouse Effect (2013) (0)
- Solution To The Gamma Ray Burst Mystery (1996) (0)
- Front dynamics in thermally bistable astrophysical fluids (1994) (0)
- 04 09 65 1 v 2 2 9 Se p 20 04 The Origin of the Binary Pulsar J 0737-3039 B (2008) (0)
- Topography of vibration frequency responses on the bony tympano-periotic complex of the pilot whale Globicephala macrorhynchus (2019) (0)
- The Solar Climate Link: How Large? How Come? How important? (2013) (0)
- Spiral Arm Signatures in Fermi-LAT's spectral index map (2017) (0)
- The state of beryllium in the Sun and the possibility of sterile neutrinos (2007) (0)
- The Electrostatic Screening of Nuclear Reactions in Dense Plasma (2002) (0)
- THE ROLE OF THE SOLAR FORCING IN THE 20TH CENTURY CLIMATE CHANGE (2012) (0)
- Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Recent Work Title PTF 13 efv-AN OUTBURST 500 DAYS PRIOR TO THE SNHUNT 275 EXPLOSION AND ITS RADIATIVE EFFICIENCY Permalink (2016) (0)
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