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Evolution and structure of the sun and low mass stars - influence of EOS by minimization of free energy method and of opal opacity
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1996
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Yildiz, Mutlu
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M. Yildiz, “Evolution and structure of the sun and low mass stars - influence of EOS by minimization of free energy method and of opal opacity,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 1996.
