Some Mountain Winds and their Names

Trapped Protostellar Winds and their Breakout

Observations show that high-velocity jets stem from deeply embedded young stars, which may still be experiencing infall from their parent cloud cores. Yet theory predicts that, early in this buildup, any outgoing wind is trapped by incoming material of low angular momentum. As collapse continues and brings in more rapidly rotating gas, the wind can eventually break out. Here we model this trans...

Super Eddington Atmospheres and their Winds

We present a model for the steady state winds of super-Eddington systems. These radiatively driven winds are expected to be optically thick and clumpy as they arise from a porous atmosphere. The model is then used to derive the mass loss of bright classical novae. The long duration super-Eddington outflows that are clearly observed in at least two cases (Nova LMC 1988 #1 & Nova FH Ser) are natu...

Some medically important fungi and their common synonyms and obsolete names.

This list of medically important fungi is neither complete nor exhaustive. Because of the nature of taxonomy and classification approaches, the treatment of the various names included in this list will not necessarily reflect the opinion of each authority on mycology. The names selected for inclusion in this list represent fungi that are important to clinicians and microbiologists in clinical m...

On Some Diseases Bearing Names of Saints

^'hile the history of medicine has been written with diligence and research in various languages, and in some instances in a Portentous number of volumes, there are still many unexplored byways which may lead to discoveries of interest, though they 111 aV be of no striking importance. The folk-lore of different Peoples, popular superstitions in regard to disease, allusions to Medicine in the ol...

Winds, Bubbles, . . . But Magnetized: Solutions For High Speed Post-Agb Winds And Their Extreme Collimation