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Relations between the galactic evolution and the stellar evolution

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 August 2017

Jean Audouze*
Affiliation:
Institut d'Astrophysique du CNRS, Paris-France and Laboratoire René Bernas, Orsay-France

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The question which has been raised in many chapters of this book is about the existence of constraints on stellar evolution coming from related topics like cosmology or in the case of the present chapter the chemical evolution of the galaxies. As it will be seen in this contribution it seems wiser to consider that chemical evolution of galaxies is indeed related to the problem of stellar evolution discussed here but is not going to provide as many constraints on it as one would expect. The purpose of this presentation is therefore to outline the principal relations between these two fields and to discuss the impact of some recent works on them.

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IV. RELATION WITH CHEMICAL EVOLUTION OF GALAXIES AND COSMOLOGY
Copyright
Copyright © Reidel 1984