Richard Ignace

East Tennessee State University

United States

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Nicole St-Louis

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Université de Montréal

CANADA

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Stanley Owocki

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University of Delaware

UNITED STATES

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Wolfgang Kerzendorf

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Michigan State University

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Pragati Pradhan

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Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

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Gary Henson

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East Tennessee State University

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Jose M. Torrejon

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Universitat d'Alacant

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Richard Ignace

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Articles (18)

Variable Polarization of WR 31a: Binary Companion or Corotating Interaction Region?

Methods to Test the Source of the Extreme Gas Motions in WS 35

Finite Star Factors with Stellar Limb Darkening for Optically Thin Dipole Scattering in Circumstellar Envelopes

X-ray and radio data obtained by XMM-Newton and VLA constrain the stellar wind of the magnetic quasi-Wolf-Rayet star in HD45166

Spectropolarimetry for Discerning Geometry and Structure in Circumstellar Media of Hot Massive Stars

Optical Polarimetry of WR 1 Consistent with a CIR and 17 days Rotation

A Time-dependent Spectral Analysis of γ Cassiopeiae

Chandra HETG X-Ray Spectra and Variability of π Aqr, a γ Cas-type Be Star

X-Shooting ULLYSES: Massive stars at low metallicity

Impulsive Magnetic Damping: Linear Damping of a Pendulum

Survey of X-Rays from Massive Stars Observed at High Spectral Resolution with Chandra

Modeling the Optical to Ultraviolet Polarimetric Variability from Thomson Scattering in Colliding-wind Binaries

Radio Spectral Energy Distributions for Single Massive Star Winds with Free–Free and Synchrotron Emission

New Mass Estimates for Massive Binary Systems: A Probabilistic Approach Using Polarimetric Radiative Transfer

Modeling the Variable Polarization of ϵ Aurigae In and Out of Eclipse

The Colliding Winds of WR 25 in High-resolution X-Rays

Correlated X-Ray and Optical Variability in the O-type Supergiant ζ Puppis

A Deep Exposure in High Resolution X-Rays Reveals the Hottest Plasma in the ζ Puppis Wind

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Nicole St-Louis

Stanley Owocki

Wolfgang Kerzendorf

Pragati Pradhan

Gary Henson

Jose M. Torrejon

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