Degenerate Dwarf Binaries as Promising, Detectable Sources of Gravitational Radiation
A recent preliminary design for a space based laser interferometer indicates that sources of this kind, are potentially detectable. We discuss the characteristics likely to be seen in such an antenna from degenerate dwarf binaries, assuming theoretical birth rates.
Radio Jets As A Probe Of The Cooling Flow Environment
D. M. Sumi, M. L. Norman, L. L. Smarr, in Cooling Flows in Clusters and Galaxies, 1987, ed. A. C. Fabian (D. Reidel: Dordrecht) (1987).
Are The Inner Cores Of Galaxy Clusters Dominated By Dark Matter?
in Inner Space Outer Space: The Interface Between Cosmology and Particle Physics (Univ. of Chicago Press: Chicago) (1986).
New Paradigms For Black Hole Accretion From High-Resolution Supercomputer Experiments
J. F. Hawley and L. Smarr, in American Institute of Physics Conference Proceedings 144: Magnetospheric Phenomena in Astrophysics, 263-290, ed. R. I. Epstein and W. C. Feldman. (1986).
Numerical Relativistic Gravitational Collapse with Spatial Time Slices
C.R. Evans, L.L. Smarr and J.R. Wilson, in Astrophysical Radiation Hydrodynamics, 481-519, ed. K.-H. Winkler and M. Norman (Reidel: Dordrecht) (1986).