Figures, Tables and Images

#	Subject	Title
1	Luminosity Criteria	A Comparison of some Quantities in G2 Giants and Dwarfs
2	Calculation of P_e	Relation between P_gas and P_efor a Solar-like (Population I) Abundance
2Ľ		Gas Pressure Versus Electron Pressure for Subdwarfs (Population II)
2˝	Molecular Considerations	The Basic Equations of Astrophysics
3		Dissociation Equation Versus the Saha Equation
4		Solving for Partial Pressures
4.3		Molecules in Dwarfs and Giants
4.6		Molecules in Normal and Carbon Giants
5		Molecular Abundances in late Spectral Type Stars
6	Continuous Spectra	The Planck Function
7		Various Expressions for the Planck Function
8		Blackbody Radiation (Planck's Law)
9		Planck's Law Plotted
10		Wien's Law
11		Sources of Continuous Opacity
12	Kirchoff's Law	Kirchoff's Law (stated quantitatively)
13		Kirchoff's Law (stated qualitatively)
14		Solar Prominences
15		Solar Filaments and Prominences
16	H-Spectrum	The Hydrogen Energy-Level Diagram and Spectrum
17		Selected Spectral Series of Hydrogen
18		Hydrogen Grotrian Diagram
19	Atomic Spectra	Electronic Configurations
20		Term Types versus Number of "Outer" Electrons
21		Selection Rules for Electric Dipole Radiation
22	Grotrian Diagrams	Na Grotrian Diagram
23		He II Grotrian Diagram	He I Grotrian Diagram
24		Ca I Grotrian Diagram
25	Elemental Spectroscopic Data	Basic Atomic Spectroscopic Data
26
27	Zeeman Effect	Various Magnetic Quantities
28		Normal Zeeman Effect
29		Anomalous Zeeman Effect (Na I D₂)
30		Anomalous Zeeman Effect (Na I D₁)
30a	Synchrotron Radiation	Selected Synchrotron Radiation Relationships
31	Radiative Quantities	Radiative Quantities
32		The Equation of Radiative Transfer
33		The Interstellar Equation of Transfer
34		Solar Limb Darkening	Comparison of Observational Data and the Eddington Model
35			Solar Image Video
36		The Einstein Coefficients
37		The Mean, Mean Intensity
38	Line Broadening	Line Broadening, a List of Mechanisms
39		The Characterization of Absorption Line Profiles
39a		Residual Intensity as a Function of Optical Depth
40		The Radiation Damping Absorption Coefficient Profile, Thompson and Rayleigh Scattering
40a		The Radiation Damping Absorption Coefficient Profile, Q Mechanically Correct Version
40b		f-values for Certain H Lines
41		Doppler Broadening
42		The Convolution Theorem
43		"The Joy of Convolution" On-Line Convolver
44		Doppler and Damping Profiles
45		The Voigt, Doppler and Damping Profiles
45a		*The Value u_int(a) at which the Core and Wing Approximations to α(u)/α₀ Intersect*
45b		Precise Versus Approximate Voigt Profile
46		Stark Coefficients for the Balmer Series Lines
47		Stark-Broadened Balmer Lines (correction to absorption coefficients for electron impacts)
48	Stellar Spectra	White Dwarf Optical Spectra
49		Solar Spectrum - color - visible region - high dispersion echelle spectrogram (expandable)
50		Higher Resolution Solar Spectrum (λλ4000-7000Ĺ, 60Ĺ per strip)
51		Solar Spectrum Tracing - λλ4200-4600Ĺ - high dispersion (expandable)
52		Solar Spectrum Tracing - λλ4600-5000Ĺ - high dispersion (expandable)
53		Stellar Spectra - color - visible region - wide range of spectral types
53a		Stellar Spectra of the Main Sequence
54		Several Spectra of Mizar A at different phases, a spectroscopic binary - black and white
55	Curve of Growth	The Schuster-Schwarzchild Model: Case II (1<Nα₀>10⁴) - the function f(u)
56		Schuster-Schwarzchild Model Summary
57		Milne-Eddington Model Assumptions
58		Uses of the Curve of Growth
59		Advantages and Disadvantages of a Curve of Growth Analysis
60	Miscellaneous Line-Broadening Mechanisms	Most Probable Speed in a Thermal-Microturbulent Velocity Distribution
61		Macroturbulence Broadened Line Profiles
61a		Macroturbulent Line Profiles-2
62		Rotationally Broadened Line Profiles
63		Microturbulence and Rotational Profile Comparison
64	Atmospheric Effects on Observations	Atmospheric Extinction as a Function of Wavelength
		Sea Level Atmospheric Extinction (graphical)
65		Atmospheric Refraction
66	Radial Velocity Observations	Corrections to an Observed Radial Velocity
67		Solar Motion and Velocity Dispersions