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Metal-poor stars. III - On the evolution of horizontal-branch stars

Icko Iben, +1 more
- 01 Aug 1970 - 
- Vol. 161, pp 587
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Horizontal branch stars evolution based on mass distributions from comparison with giant branch, investigating evolutionary track characteristics during core helium burning was studied in this paper, where the authors proposed a model of the evolution of horizontal branch stars.
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Horizontal branch stars evolution based on mass distributions from comparison with giant branch, investigating evolutionary track characteristics during core helium burning

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