Enhanced angular momentum transport in accretion disks
ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 41 (2003) 555-597
Gap formation by planets in turbulent protostellar disks
ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 589:1 (2003) 543-555
Is there really a black hole at the center of NGC 4041? Constraints from gas kinematics
ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 586:2 (2003) 868-890
New constraints on the formation of the helium lines
EAS PUBLICATIONS 9 (2003) 365-370
Abstract:
We analyse observations of the helium lines obtained with CDS onboard SOHO. The He I 584.3 Angstrom/O III intensity ratio shows a lower limit and an upper limit that decrease with increasing 0 in intensity. At low O III intensities this ratio increases significantly. An upper limit arises naturally if the enhancement mechanism involves turbulent motions transporting the helium atoms and ions through the steep transition region temperature gradient. The He I 537.0-Angstrom/He I 584.3-Angstrom and He II 303.8-Angstrom/He I 584.3-Angstrom intensity ratios both decrease as the He I 584.3-Angstrom line intensity increases. The values of the line ratios support the enhancement of the helium lines by turbulent motions, but appear to rule out the enhancement due to excitation by non-thermal coronal electrons.Numerical Simulations of MHD turbulence in accretion disks
TURBULENCE AND MAGNETIC FIELDS IN ASTROPHYSICS 614 (2003) 329-348