Binarity in the Central Stars of Planetary Nebulae and its Relationship to Stellar Evolution: An Observational Perspective

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2017ASPC..509..469H
Hillwig, T. C.; Jacoby, G. H.; Jones, D.; De Marco, O.
Bibliographical reference

20th European White Dwarf Workshop, Proceedings of a conference held at University of Warwick, Coventry, West Midlands, United Kingdom, 25-29 July 2016. Edited by Pier-Emmanuel Tremblay, Boris Gänsicke, and Tom Marsh. ASP Conference Series, Vol. 509. San Francisco: Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 2017, p.469

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2017
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4
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1
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Description
The existing status of our knowledge of binary central stars of planetary nebulae will be explored. Binary modeling of known systems is providing physical parameters that can be compared amongst the sample, with nebular characteristics, and with similar binaries with no associated planetary nebula. Correlations among these areas will be discussed, especially in relation to our understanding of stellar evolution.
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Non-refereed

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