Michele A. Stark, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2005 | Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA, United States |
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Sign in to add mentor| Richard A. Wade | grad student | 2005 | Penn State | |
| (The origins of hot subdwarf stars as illuminatd by composite -spectrum binaries.) | ||||
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| Deca J, Marsh TR, Østensen RH, et al. (2012) PG1018-047: The longest period subdwarf B binary Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. 421: 2798-2808 |
| Wade RA, Clausen DR, Kopparapu RK, et al. (2010) A hidden population of hot subdwarf stars in close binaries Aip Conference Proceedings. 1314: 73-78 |
| Wade RA, Stark MA, Green RF, et al. (2009) Hot subdwarf stars among the objects rejected from the PG catalog: A first assessment using galex photometry Astronomical Journal. 138: 606-614 |
| Stark MA, Wade RA, Thorstensen JR, et al. (2008) A new, bright, short-period, emission line binary in ophiuchus Astronomical Journal. 135: 991-999 |
| Feigelson ED, Lawson WA, Stark M, et al. (2006) 51 Eridani and GJ 3305: A 10-15 Myr old binary star system at 30 parsecs Astronomical Journal. 131: 1730-1739 |
| Stark MA, Wade RA. (2006) The nature of late-type companions in hot subdwarf composite-spectrum binaries Baltic Astronomy. 15: 175-182 |
| Wade RA, Stark MA, Green RF, et al. (2006) Searching for the "missing" PG hot subdwarfs in SDSS and galex data Baltic Astronomy. 15: 81-84 |
| Hillwig TC, Gies DR, Huang W, et al. (2004) Identification of the mass donor star's spectrum in SS 433 Astrophysical Journal. 615: 422-431 |
| Wade RA, Stark MA. (2004) Are all hot subdwarf stars in close binaries Astrophysics and Space Science. 291: 337-340 |
| Stark MA, Wade RA. (2003) Single and composite hot subdwarf stars in the light of 2MASS photometry Astronomical Journal. 126: 1455-1471 |