wiki:GravoTurbulence

Version 14 (modified by Jonathan, 14 years ago) ( diff )

—

Gravo-Turbulence

References

Chronologically

  • ​Hunter 1962 The Instability of the Collapse of a Self-Gravitating Gas Cloud.
  • ​Lin et al 1965 The Gravitational Collapse of a Uniform Spheroid.
  • ​Strittmatter 1966 Gravitational collapse in the presence of a magnetic field
  • ​Penston 1969 Dynamics of self-gravitating gaseous spheres-II. Collapses of gas spheres with cooling and the behaviour of polytropic gas spheres
  • ​Penston 1969 Dynamics of self-gravitating gaseous spheres-III. Analytical results in the free-fall of isothermal cases
  • ​Low & Lyndin-Bell The minimum Jeans mass or when fragmentation must stop
  • ​Mouschovias 1976 Nonhomologous contraction and equilibria of self-gravitating, magnetic interstellar clouds embedded in an intercloud medium: Star formation. I Formulation of the problem and method of solution
  • ​Mouschovias 1976 Nonhomologous contraction and equilibria of self-gravitating, magnetic interstellar clouds embedded in an intercloud medium: Star formation. II - Results
  • ​Mouschovias & Spitzer 1976 Note on the collapse of magnetic interstellar clouds
  • ​Woodward 1976 Shock-driven implosion of interstellar gas clouds and star formation
  • ​Hunter 1977 The collapse of unstable isothermal spheres
  • ​Rees & Ostriker 1977 Cooling, dynamics and fragmentation of massive gas clouds - Clues to the masses and radii of galaxies and clusters
  • ​Shu 1977 Self-similar collapse of isothermal spheres and star formation
  • ​Silk 1977 On the fragmentation of cosmic gas clouds. II - Opacity-limited star formation
  • ​Boss 1980 Protostellar formation in rotating interstellar clouds. I - Numerical methods and tests
  • ​Boss 1980 Protostellar formation in rotating interstellar clouds. II - Axially symmetric collapse
  • ​Boss 1980 Protostellar formation in rotating interstellar clouds. III - Nonaxisymmetric collapse
  • ​Cohn 1980 Late core collapse in star clusters and the gravothermal instability
  • ​Goldreich & Weber 1980 Homologously collapsing stellar cores
  • ​Larson 1981 Turbulence and star formation in molecular clouds
  • ​Boss 1984 Protostellar formation in rotating interstellar clouds. IV Nonisothermal collapse
  • ​Fillmore & Goldreich 1984 Self-similar gravitational collapse in an expanding universe
  • ​Miyama et al 1984 Criteria for collapse and fragmentation of rotating, isothermal clouds
  • ​Tereby, Shu, & Cassen 1984 The collapse of the cores of slowly rotating isothermal clouds
  • ​Larson 1985 Cloud fragmentation and stellar masses
  • ​Boss 1986 Protostellar formation in rotating interstellar clouds. V - Nonisothermal collapse and fragmentation
  • ​Hunter et al 1986 Star formation in colliding gas flows
  • ​Bonazzola et al, 1987 Jeans collapse in a turbulent medium
  • ​Boss 1987 Protostellar formation in rotating interstellar clouds. VI - Nonuniform initial conditions
  • ​Shu, Adams, & Lizano 1987 Star formation in molecular clouds - Observation and theory
  • ​Boss 1988 Protostellar formation in rotating interstellar clouds. VII - Opacity and fragmentation
  • ​Boss 1989 Protostellar formation in rotating interstellar clouds. VIII - Inner core formation
  • ​Shu & Lizano 1989 Molecular cloud cores and bimodal star formation
  • ​Mouschovias 1991 Magnetic braking, ambipolar diffusion, cloud cores, and star formation - Natural length scales and protostellar masses
  • ​Falgarone 1992 The small-scale density and velocity structure of quiescent molecular clouds
  • ​Fiedler & Mouschovias 1992 Ambipolar diffusion and star formation: Formation and contraction of axisymmetric cloud cores. I - Formulation of the problem and method of solution
  • ​Boss 1993 Collapse and fragmentation of molecular cloud cores. I - Moderately centrally condensed cores
  • ​Fiedler & Mouschovias 1993 Ambipolar Diffusion and Star Formation: Formation and Contraction of Axisymmetric Cloud Cores. II. Results
  • ​Foster & Chevalier 1993 Gravitational Collapse of an Isothermal Sphere
  • ​Galli & Shu 1993 Collapse of Magnetized Molecular Cloud Cores. I. Semianalytical Solution
  • ​Galli & Shu 1993 Collapse of Magnetized Molecular Cloud Cores. II. Numerical Results
  • ​Hartmann et al 1994 Protostellar collapse in a self-gravitating sheet
  • ​Boss 1995 Collapse and fragmentation of molecular cloud cores. 2: Collapse induced by stellar shock waves
  • ​Boss 1995 Collapse and Fragmentation of Molecular Cloud Cores. III. Initial Differential Rotation
  • ​Boss 1996 Collapse and Fragmentation of Molecular Cloud Cores. IV. Oblate Clouds and Small Cluster Formation
  • ​Gammie 1996 Linear Theory of Magnetized, Viscous, Self-gravitating Gas Disks
  • ​Gammie & Ostriker 1996 Can Nonlinear Hydromagnetic Waves Support a Self-gravitating Cloud?
  • ​Hartmann et al 1996 Sheet Models of Protostellar Collapse
  • ​Boss 1997 Collapse and Fragmentation of Molecular Cloud Cores. V. Loss of Magnetic Field Support
  • ​McLaughlin & Pudritz 1997 Gravitational Collapse and Star Formation in Logotropic and Nonisothermal Spheres
  • ​Pudritz et al 1997 Collapse and Outflow: Towards an Integrated Theory of Star Formation
  • ​Truelove 1997 The Jeans Condition: A New Constraint on Spatial Resolution in Simulations of Isothermal Self-gravitational Hydrodynamics
  • ​Bate 1998 Collapse of a Molecular Cloud Core to Stellar Densities: The First Three-dimensional Calculations
  • ​Klessen et al 1998 Fragmentation of Molecular Clouds: The Initial Phase of a Stellar Cluster
  • ​Masunaga et al. 1998 A Radiation Hydrodynamic Model for Protostellar Collapse. I. The First Collapse
  • ​Nakano 1998 Star Formation in Magnetic Clouds
  • ​Truelove et al. 1998 Self-gravitational Hydrodynamics with Three-dimensional Adaptive Mesh Refinement: Methodology and Applications to Molecular Cloud Collapse and Fragmentation
  • ​Ballesteros-Paredes 1999 Clouds as Turbulent Density Fluctuations: Implications for Pressure Confinement and Spectral Line Data Interpretation
  • ​Ballesteros-Paredes 1999 Turbulent Flow-driven Molecular Cloud Formation: A Solution to the Post-T Tauri Problem?
  • ​Boss 1999 Collapse and Fragmentation of Molecular Cloud Cores. VI. Slowly Rotating Magnetic Clouds
  • ​Ostriker 1999 Kinetic and Structural Evolution of Self-gravitating, Magnetized Clouds: 2.5-dimensional Simulations of Decaying Turbulence
  • ​Boss et al 2000 The Jeans Condition and Collapsing Molecular Cloud Cores: Filaments or Binaries?
  • ​Heitsch et al 2000 Gravitational Collapse in Turbulent Molecular Clouds. I. Gasdynamical Turbulence
  • ​Hennebelle & Perault 2000 Dynamical condensation in a magnetized and thermally bistable flow. Application to interstellar cirrus
  • ​Klessen et al 2000 The Formation of Stellar Clusters: Gaussian Cloud Conditions. I.x
  • ​Klessen et al 2000 Gravitational Collapse in Turbulent Molecular Clouds. I. Gasdynamical Turbulence
  • ​Klessen et al 2000 One-Point Probability Distribution Functions of Supersonic Turbulent Flows in Self-gravitating Media
  • ​Li et al 2000 Simulations of Star Formation out of a Turbulence Molecular Cloud
  • ​Masunaga & Inutsuka 2000 A Radiation Hydrodynamic Model for Protostellar Collapse. II. The Second Collapse and the Birth of a Protostar
  • ​Aikawa et al 2001 Molecular Evolution in Collapsing Prestellar Cores
  • ​Boss & Hartmann 2001 Protostellar Collapse in a Rotating, Self-gravitating Sheet
  • ​Hartmann et al. 2001 Rapid Formation of Molecular Clouds and Stars in the Solar Neighborhood
  • ​Heitsch et al 2001 Gravitational Collapse in Turbulent Molecular Clouds. II. Magnetohydrodynamical Turbulence
  • ​Klessen et al 2000 Gravitational Collapse in Turbulent Molecular Clouds. II. Magnetohydrodynamical Turbulence
  • ​Klessen 2001 The Formation of Stellar Clusters: Mass Spectra from Turbulent Molecular Cloud Fragmentation
  • ​Ossenkopf 2001 On the structure of self-gravitating molecular clouds
  • ​Ostriker 2001 Density, Velocity, and Magnetic Field Structure in Turbulent Molecular Cloud Models
  • ​Abel et al 2002 The Formation of the First Star in the Universe
  • ​Boss 2002 Collapse and Fragmentation of Molecular Cloud Cores. VII. Magnetic Fields and Multiple Protostar Formation
  • ​Elmegreen 2002 Star Formation from Galaxies to Globules
  • ​Padoan & Nordlund 2002 The Stellar Initial Mass Function from Turbulent Fragmentation
  • ​de Vega & Sanchez 2002 Statistical mechanics of the self-gravitating gas: I. Thermodynamic limit and phase diagrams
  • ​Aikawa et al 2003 Molecular Evolution in Collapsing Prestellar Cores. II. The Effect of Grain-Surface Reactions
  • ​Ballesteros-Paredes 2003 Dynamic cores in hydrostatic disguise
    • SPH Turbulent driving of various sorts with self-gravity turned on. (Periodic BC) 205,379 particles
  • ​Hennebelle et al. 2003 Protostellar collapse induced by compression
  • ​Larson 2003 The physics of star formation
  • ​Li et al 2003 The Formation of Stellar Clusters in Turbulent Molecular Clouds: Effects of the Equation of State
  • ​Vazques-Semadeni et al 2003 A Holistic Scenario of Turbulent Molecular Cloud Evolution and Control of the Star Formation Efficiency: First Tests
  • ​Vazques-Semadeni et al. 2003 The Origin of Molecular Cloud Turbulence and its Role on Determining the Star Formation Efficiency
  • ​Goodwin et al. 2004 Simulating star formation in molecular cloud cores. I. The influence of low levels of turbulence on fragmentation and multiplicity
  • ​Goodwin et al. 2004 Simulating star formation in molecular cores. II. The effects of different levels of turbulence
  • ​Hennebelle et al. 2004 Protostellar collapse induced by compression - II. Rotation and fragmentation
  • ​Aikawa et al 2005Molecular Evolution in Collapsing Prestellar Cores. III. Contraction of a Bonnor-Ebert Sphere
  • ​Boss 2005 Collapse and Fragmentation of Molecular Cloud Cores. VIII. Magnetically Supported Infinite Sheets
  • ​Clark and Bonnell 2005 The onset of collapse in turbulently supported molecular clouds
  • ​Heitsch et al 2005 Formation of Structure in Molecular Clouds: A Case Study
  • ​Jappsen et al 2005 The stellar mass spectrum from non-isothermal gravoturbulent fragmentation
  • ​Klessen et al 2005 Quiescent and Coherent Cores from Gravoturbulent Fragmentation
  • ​Li et al 2004 The Lifetimes and Evolution of Molecular Cloud Cores
  • ​Li et al 2005 Control of Star Formation in Galaxies by Gravitational Instability
  • ​Vazquez-Semadeni 2005 The Lifetimes and Evolution of Molecular Cloud Cores
  • ​Vazquez-Semadeni et al. 2005 Star Formation Efficiency in Driven, Supercritical, Turbulent Clouds
  • ​Ballesteros-Paredes 2006 The Mass Spectra of Cores in Turbulent Molecular Clouds and Implications for the Initial Mass Function
  • ​Ballesteros-Paredes 2006 Six myths on the virial theorem for interstellar clouds
  • ​Bonnell and Bate 2006 Star formation through gravitational collapse and competitive accretion
  • ​Bonnell and Bate 2006 The Jeans mass and the origin of the knee in the IMF
  • ​Heitsch et al 2006 The Birth of Molecular Clouds: Formation of Atomic Precursors in Colliding Flows
  • ​Vazques-Semadeni et al 2006 Molecular Cloud Evolution. I. Molecular Cloud and Thin Cold Neutral Medium Sheet Formation
  • ​Ballesteros-Paredes 2007 Molecular Cloud Turbulence and Star Formation
  • ​Boss 2007 Collapse and Fragmentation of Molecular Cloud Cores. IX. Magnetic Braking of Initially Filamentary Clouds
  • ​Glover & Mac Low 2007 Simulating the Formation of Molecular Clouds. I. Slow Formation by Gravitational Collapse from Static Initial Conditions
  • ​Glover & Mac Low 2007 Simulating the Formation of Molecular Clouds. II. Rapid Formation from Turbulent Initial Conditions* ​Goodman et al. 2009
  • ​Hennebelle et al 2007 Diffuse interstellar medium and the formation of molecular clouds
  • ​Krumholz et al 2007 Radiation-Hydrodynamic Simulations of Collapse and Fragmentation in Massive Protostellar Cores
  • ​McKee Ostriker 2007 Theory of Star Formation
  • ​Price & Bate 2007 The impact of magnetic fields on single and binary star formation
  • ​Vazques-Semadeni et al 2007 Molecular Cloud Evolution. II. From Cloud Formation to the Early Stages of Star Formation in Decaying Conditions
  • ​Furesz et al. 2008 Kinematic Structure of the Orion Nebula Cluster and its Surroundings
  • ​Heitsch et al 2008 Cooling, Gravity, and Geometry: Flow-driven Massive Core Formation
  • ​Heitsch & Hartmann 2008 Rapid Molecular Cloud and Star Formation: Mechanisms and Movies
  • ​Hennebelle et al. 2008 From the warm magnetized atomic medium to molecular clouds
  • ​Hennebelle & Chabrier 2008 Analytical Theory for the Initial Mass Function: CO Clumps and Prestellar Cores
  • ​Nakamura & Li 2008 Magnetically Regulated Star Formation in Three Dimensions: The Case of the Taurus Molecular Cloud Complex
    • 1283 isothermal MHD with AD and feedback 2.4 pc → .02 pc
    • B=15 microG (beta=1/24) subcritical
  • ​Offner et al 2008 Driven and Decaying Turbulence Simulations of Low-Mass Star Formation: From Clumps to Cores to Protostars
    • 1100/cc 10K
  • ​Offner et al. 2008 The Kinematics of Molecular Cloud Cores in the Presence of Driven and Decaying Turbulence: Comparisons with Observations
  • ​Price & Bate 2008 The effect of magnetic fields on star cluster formation
  • ​Banerjee et al 2009 Clump morphology and evolution in MHD simulations of molecular cloud formation
  • ​Hennebelle & Chabrier 2009 Analytical Theory for the Initial Mass Function. II. Properties of the Flow
  • ​Heyer et al. 2009 Re-Examining Larson's Scaling Relationships in Galactic Molecular Clouds
  • ​Offner et al 2009 The Shapes of Molecular Cloud Cores in Simulations and Observations
  • ​Price & Bate 2009 Inefficient star formation: the combined effects of magnetic fields and radiative feedback
  • ​Ciardi & Hennebelle 2010 Outflows and mass accretion in collapsing dense cores with misaligned rotation axis and magnetic field
  • ​Federrath et al 2010 Modeling Collapse and Accretion in Turbulent Gas Clouds: Implementation and Comparison of Sink Particles in AMR and SPH
  • ​Federrath et al 2010 Comparing the statistics of interstellar turbulence in simulations and observations. Solenoidal versus compressive turbulence forcing
  • ​Tomida 2010 Radiation Magnetohydrodynamics Simulation of Proto-stellar Collapse: Two-component Molecular Outflow
  • ​Wang et al 2010 Outflow Feedback Regulated Massive Star Formation in Parsec-Scale Cluster-Forming Clumps
  • ​Ballesteros-Paredes 2011 Gravity or turbulence? Velocity dispersion-size relation
  • ​Ballesteros-Paredes 2011 Gravity or turbulence? II. Evolving column density PDFs in molecular clouds
  • ​Cho & Kim 2011 Enhanced core formation rate in a turbulent cloud by self-gravity
    • 5123 Isothermal MHD fixed grid
    • beta=.1
    • J=4 (l_box/l_jeans)
    • M=10
    • Power law tail
    • Line-width size relation
  • ​Clark et al 2011 Gravitational Fragmentation in Turbulent Primordial Gas and the Initial Mass Function of Population III Stars
  • ​Collins et al 2011 Mass and Magnetic Distributions in Self-gravitating Super-Alfvénic Turbulence with Adaptive Mesh Refinement
    • ENZO 1283+4 = 20483; 10pc → 1000 AU; MHD Isothermal 10K; n=300/cc; B=.6+-2.7 microG (no AD) (supercritical)
    • power law tail for density (1.64) and B (2.74)
    • B = rho.48
    • sigma = rho.25 for cores
    • CMF = 2.1+-.6
  • ​Hopkins et al 2011 Self-Regulated Star Formation in Galaxies via Momentum Input from Massive Stars
  • ​Kritsuk et al 2011 On the Density Distribution in Star-forming Interstellar Clouds
    • ENZO 5123+5x2=524,2883; 5pc → 2 AU; Isothermal 10K; n=500/cc
    • Power law tail to density pdf
  • ​Krumholz et al 2011 Which Phase of the Interstellar Medium Correlates with the Star Formation Rate?
  • ​Padoan & Nordlund 2011 The Star Formation Rate of Supersonic Magnetohydrodynamic Turbulence
  • ​Peters et al 2011 The Interplay of Magnetic Fields, Fragmentation, and Ionization Feedback in High-mass Star Formation

Alphabetically

​Sci...295...93A Abel et al 2002 The Formation of the First Star in the Universe

Attachments (22)

Note: See TracWiki for help on using the wiki.