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Monday, October 31, 2011

Back to the A stars

Since most of the disks resolved so far are A stars, it is important to have accurate ages for the A stars. I've calculated ages using two separate isochrones, but I'd like to try one more main-stream isochrone set.
Posted by Laura Vican at 3:01 PM
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