2000A&A...355..929P


Query : 2000A&A...355..929P

2000A&A...355..929P - Astronomy and Astrophysics, volume 355929-948 (2000/3-3)

On radial gas flows, the Galactic Bar and chemical evolution in the Galactic Disc.

PORTINARI L. and CHIOSI C.

Abstract (from CDS):

We develop a numerical chemical model allowing for radial flows of gas, with the aim to analyse the possible role of gas flows in the chemical evolution of the Galactic Disc. The dynamical effects of the Galactic Bar on the radial gas profile of the Disc are especially addressed.

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Journal keyword(s): Galaxy: abundances - Galaxy: evolution - Galaxy: general - Galaxy: structure

Simbad objects: 1

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Number of rows : 1
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1 NAME Galactic Bar reg ~ ~           ~ 1458 0

Query : 2000A&A...355..929P

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NAME Galactic Bar -- Region defined in the Sky
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NAME Galactic Bar

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