Krishna M. V. Apparao
Articles written in Journal of Astrophysics and Astronomy
Volume 14 Issue 3-4 December 1993 pp 131-134
Simultaneous infrared and H-alpha measurements of Be stars
Krishna M. V. Apparao S. P. Tarafdar R. P. Verma K. V. K. Iyengar K. K. Ghosh
The observed infrared excess in Be stars is usually interpreted as free-free and free-bound emission from a hot gas envelope around the Be star. This hot gas should also emit H-alpha line radiation. Earlier observations had suggested that the infrared excess and Hα radiation were not consistent with models in which they arise from the same ionized region; however the observations were made at different times. We have made simultaneous observation of infrared and H-alpha line radiation. Our observations imply that either both these radiations cannot arise from the same hot gas or additional processes have to be invoked to account for the observed excess infrared radiation.
Volume 14 Issue 3-4 December 1993 pp 135-139
The X-ray intensity-hardness ratio relation in LMXRB
Krishna M. V. Apparao S. P. Tarafdar
It is sometimes suggested that the change from the horizontal to the normal branch in the X-ray intensity-hardness ratio diagram of low mass X-ray binaries, is due to a change from a thin to a thick disk. It is shown here that wind from the hot thick disk depletes the amount of matter reaching the neutron star, thus causing the observed reduction of X-ray intensity as hardness ratio decreases in the normal branch.
Volume 18 Issue 2-3 September 1997 pp 145-150
Hα emission from late type be stars
Krishna M. V. Apparao S. P. Tarafdar
We show here that the Hα flux from late type Be stars can be explained as emission from an HII region formed in the gas envelope around the Be star, by the UV flux emitted by a helium star binary companion. We also discuss the observability of the helium star companions.
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