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Multiple stellar populations and their evolution in globular clusters: A nucleosynthesis perspective

Published 2016-11-27Version 1

This paper presents a review of the characteristics of the multiple stellar populations observed in globular clusters, and of their possible origin. The current theoretical issues and the many open questions are discussed.

Comments: To appear in EES2015 - Stellar Clusters: benchmarks of stellar physics and galactic evolution - eds. E. Moraux, Y. Lebreton and C. Charbonnel

Journal: EAS Pub.Series 80-81, 2016

Categories: astro-ph.SR, astro-ph.GA

Keywords: multiple stellar populations, globular clusters, nucleosynthesis perspective, current theoretical issues, open questions

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