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Wayne G. Roberge |
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Recent/Forthcoming
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Refereed
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“Driven
waves in a two-fluid plasma,” W.G. Roberge & Glenn E. Ciolek, Monthly
Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, in press arXiv:0708.4260 . |
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“Shock
Waves in Protoplanetary Disks,” G.E. Hassel, W.G.
Roberge, D.C.B. Whittet & S.S. Shenoy, to be submitted. |
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“Thermal
Processing of Ices in Protoplanetary Disks,” G.E.
Hassel & W.G. Roberge, to be submitted. |
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“Statistical
Mechanics of Thermal Flipping,” W.G. Roberge & K.E. Saavik Ford, to be
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“A
Riemann Problem in Multifluid MHD,” W.G. Roberge
& Glenn E. Ciolek, to be submitted. |
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Invited
and Contributed Talks |
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“Asteroids,
Amino Acids and the Origin of Life,” NY Center for Astrobiology ( |
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“Magnetic
Heating of Primitive Solar System Bodies,”
Astronomical Society of NY (Oct. 24, 2009_ |
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Other
Presentations |
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“Thermal
Processing in the Early Solar System,” |
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“Shock
Waves: Things that Go Bang in Space,” guest lecture for A Passion for Physics ( |
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“Research
Opportunities for Students,” research
open house (Oct. 14, 2009) |
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Asteroids, Amino
Acids, and the Origin of Life |
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