Intrinsic Polarization of Rapidly Rotating Early-Type Stars¶
Harrington, J. P., & Collins, G. W. ,. I. (1968). Intrinsic Polarization of Rapidly Rotating Early-Type Stars. The Astrophysical Journal, 1051-1056.
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- Chandrasekhar Polarization
- An eclipse, rotational oblateness and gravity darkening, or another nonuniform projected weighting prevents complete cancellation and can yield a net Stokes signal.
This sourceThe primary study develops rotational distortion as a route from a locally polarized field to nonzero net stellar polarization.
- An eclipse, rotational oblateness and gravity darkening, or another nonuniform projected weighting prevents complete cancellation and can yield a net Stokes signal.
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