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March 19, 1973

Nuclear Astrophysics: Supernovae, Pulsars, And Carbon Burning

Dr. Peggy Dyer
Kellog Radiation Laboratory at Caltech

Darwin 103
3:00 PM

Dr. Peggy Dyer of the Kellog Radiation Laboratory at Caltech will speak on her work in the laboratory studying nuclear reactions which occur in the interiors of red giant stars.