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University of North Carolina at Charlotte Course Info
Charlotte, North Carolina
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PHYS 3160
Stellar Astrophysics
An introduction to stellar structure and evolution. Topics include: observational techniques, the interaction of light and matter, spectral classification, stellar structure and energy transport, nuclear energy sources, evolution off the main sequence, variable stars, and stellar remnants.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
MATH 2171 - Differential Equations
and
PHYS 3141 - Introduction to Modern Physics