Constraining SNIa progenitors from Fe-peak abundances in MW dwarf galaxy satellites - Ryan Alexander @RasOrgUk
Constraining SNIa progenitors from Fe-peak abundances in MW dwarf galaxy satellites - Ryan Alexander @RasOrgUk
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Ryan Alexander, of the University of Hull, gives a talk titled 'Constraining SN Ia progenitors from the observed Fe-peak elemental abundances in the Milky Way dwarf galaxy satellites' at a Royal Astronomical Society Specialist Discussion Meeting (SDM) on 8 November 2024. The SDM was titled 'Progress in Astrophysics with Type Ia Supernovae third meeting (PATIAS-3)'.
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Constraining SNIa progenitors from Fe-peak abundances in MW dwarf galaxy satellites - Ryan Alexander

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