Astrophysics in 2000

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Sep 2001

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The Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, Volume 113, Issue 787, pp. 1025-1114.

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It was a year in which some topics selected themselves as important through the sheer numbers of papers published. These include the connection(s) between galaxies with active central engines and galaxies with starbursts, the transition from asymptotic giant branch stars to white dwarfs, gamma-ray bursters, solar data from three major satellite missions, and the cosmological parameters, including dark matter and very large scale structure. Several sections are oriented around processes-accretion, collimation, mergers, and disruptions-shared by a number of kinds of stars and galaxies. And, of course, there are the usual frivolities of errors, omissions, exceptions, and inventories.

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