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5

Mar

Seminar by Simon Goodwin

5 March 2026 15:00 | Seminar
Main entrance of the physics building. Photo.

Seminar by Simon Goodwin from the University of Sheffield.

Topic: Stellar Clusters


Title: The same, but different?  How do stars form?

Abstract: Do all stars form in statistically the same way everywhere and everywhen?  Does understanding local star formation at densities of 10s stars/pc^3 tell us how stars form at >10^4 stars/pc^3?  One clue might lie in the multiplicites of stars - very oddly, local star formation seems to produce far too many multiples, with no way of getting rid of them.

About the event

Location:

Charlier (A401)

Contact:

jens [dot] hoeijmakers [at] fysik [dot] lu [dot] se